How do you access elements in XML document?
Answer / kaushal bhardwaj
xml elements can be accessed by the use of xpath.
xpath gives the pathe of the particuler or a groop of elements
in an absolute path method. it starts from the root and goes
to the desired node through the chield nodes. eg
/root/chield/chield of chield.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 2 Yes | 0 No |
Whether root element is required for XML? If so, how many root elements are required?
How do I convert xml to pdf?
How does rss work?
Where do I get an rss feed?
Do people still use xslt?
What is the difference between xml and xslt?
Whether graphics can be used in XML? If so, How?
What is schemalocation in xml?
What is the difference between xml dtd and xml schema or xsd?
Is there an xml version of html?
How do I include one xml file in another?
How do I execute or run an xml file?