Then is there an easy way to traverse the tree or save it as
>
>an xml file?

I don't know if this is what you are looking for but you can use a simple
recursive function to traverse  the DOM and read each node into a text
string, then save the text string with an XML mime.

Frank

Frank Boumphrey

XML and style sheet info at Http://www.hypermedic.com/style/index.htm
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----- Original Message -----
From: Jeff Beck <burst@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: xsl list <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, December 18, 1998 4:44 PM
Subject: using DOM


>Trying to take this all in: xml, xsl, css, dom.
>
>I'm planning on using JDBC to obtain data from oracle, which I then will
>use to
>construct an XML document. Then either save the XML doc as a
>file, convert to html, browse, or whatever. Rather than using print
>statements ( to a file, for example ), should (can) I construct a
>document
>using DOM ? Then is there an easy way to traverse the tree or save it as
>
>an xml file?
>
>Mahalo in advance,
>
>
>jeff beck
>
>
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