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rmcobol xml extension

3lpietro

Hello everybody,

someone knows the existence of a manual or some examples ( for dummies ) that explain the basics of use of xml extensions?

I have read the manual but I understood little ..........................Sob

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    Pietro, what are you wanting to use XML for?  Knowing this can help us point you to examples that relate to your specific usage.  (There are many, many ways to use XML!)

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    Here is a set of examples with explanations for XML Extensions on AcuCOBOL

    Because AcuCOBOL does not have COBOL pointers, the examples in this collection use two parameters (address and length) in each situation where you would use a pointer data type in RM/COBOL.

    I can answer any questions you might have about these examples...

    Tom

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