The XMLHttpRequest Object and Database Usage
Save Data to an XML File
First we will learn how to create and save an XML file. The XML file below will
be named "test.xml" and will be stored in the c directory on the server. We will
use ASP and Microsoft's XMLDOM object to create and save the XML file:
<%
dim xmlDoc, rootEl, child1, child2, p
'create an XML document
set xmlDoc = Server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
'xmlDoc.preserveWhiteSpace=true
'create a root element and append it to the document
set rootEl = xmlDoc.createElement("root")
xmlDoc.appendChild rootEl
'create and append child elements
set child1 = xmlDoc.createElement("child1")
set child2 = xmlDoc.createElement("child2")
rootEl.appendChild child1
rootEl.appendChild child2
'other commands, not used
'set attID = xmlDoc.createAttribute("id")
'attID.Text = Request.Form.Key(i)
'child1.setAttributeNode attID
'higherel.appendChild lowerel
'add an XML processing instruction and insert it before the root element
set p=xmlDoc.createProcessingInstruction("xml","version='1.0'")
xmlDoc.insertBefore p,xmlDoc.childNodes(0)
'save the XML file to the c directory
xmlDoc.Save "c:\test.xml"
%>
test.xml:
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<%
response.ContentType = "text/xml"
set conn=Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
conn.provider="Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;"
conn.open server.mappath("/db/database.mdb")
sql="select fname,lname from tblGuestBook"
set rs=Conn.Execute(sql)rs.MoveFirst()response.write("")
response.write("")
while (not rs.EOF)
response.write("")
response.write("" & rs("fname") & "")
response.write("" & rs("lname") & "")
response.write("")
rs.MoveNext()
wendrs.close()
conn.close()
response.write("")
%>