By chance I’ve to work with classic asp. I’m wondering how I can create an xml string so easily in classic ASP?
EDITED: I’ve a web service that takes xml strings as input parameters and the xml strings are created for that.
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By chance I’ve to work with classic asp. I’m wondering how I can create an xml string so easily in classic ASP?
EDITED: I’ve a web service that takes xml strings as input parameters and the xml strings are created for that.
In classic ASP (3.0 I believe) you need to use COM objects. For handling XML you can use Microsoft MSXML (latest version 6.0) more info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MSXML
The XMLDocument object represents an entire XML document.
The IXMLDOMNode object represents a single entity (node in the tree).
The IXMLDOMNodeList object represents a collection of child nodes for a particular entity.
Or you can build your XML using brutal force lol