Selective parsing of elements

[Hlordji, Michael]

Hello,
I'm thinking of doing a project  in  XML...where do I start from???. and
what  are some of the things I should  be considering as part of the
implementation?.
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> Sent: 	Friday, October 23, 1998 10:23 AM
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> Subject: 	Re: Selective parsing of elements
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> Richard J. Anderson at DI
> 10/23/98 03:23 PM
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> >I want to parse select XML tags, and pass the remaining ones 'as-is'. Is
> >there a way, or is there a certain parser, that will allow me to
> >'register', for example, the tags I'm interested in, and pass the rest as
> >PCDATA? Is there anything wrong with this approach?
> Could you expand a little bit more on your requirements as its sounds
> quite
> like a project I'll working on.
> 
> 1. Who are you passing the tags on to, another part of the your
> application
> ?
> 2. How do you want to locate the tags.  eg. do you want the name tag
> within
> an person ala XSL ?
> 3. What langugue etc are you looking.
> 
> Kind Regards,
> 
> Richard Anderson
> 
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