What Is Xml Dom Document 3.0 Msxml3 Dll
Eleanora Parrot
I have currently implemented the use of XML parsing functions within
VS2005 using the directive #import, but im wanting to use
this in Borland Builder 6. My problem is i know that i cannot use
this #import directive to link to the DLL and use these XML
functions. After much research i used -Project Create Type Library
form the menus bar, to try and create a static lib of the msxml3.dll,
the development environment told me that the TXMLDocument component
had already been implemented with the XML funtionality. After
several
days i could not find any information on how to use this component,
and i could not create an instance of the XMLDOM document. I really
didnt want to use the component either as i have already created my
XML specific classes. I thought i would still try though.
I have also used the TLIBIMP.exe to get a static lib of my DLL, which
has returned me a .cpp, a .h and a .TLB file. I also used the
TLIB.exe on the msxml3.dll and got a msxml3.lib, i have placed this
lib with all the other .lib files within the borland .lib directory,
and i have #include "msxml3_tlb.h" to my project. I can get the
intellisense of the msxml3.dll functions that i want to use, but i
get
an error saying that there is no reference to the funtion.
I really need to use this XML capability within my project, and i
would really appreciate if anyone could help me with this. I hope
this post is informative enough for you.
Many thanks Ryan.
VC's #import is a way for C++ code to access a COM object. Behind the scene
the compiler imports the DLL (by reading the typelibrary embedded in the
DLL), generates some header files(*) and include them in your C++ source.
You are *not* linking in the MSXML DLL. IOW, you application still relies on
MSXML being present at runtime. You are using a binding to the objects
exposed by MSXML.The equivalent is to use TLIBIMP to generate some bindings from MSXML and
include the headers generated by TLIBIMP in your source code.NOTE: If you use the TXMLDocument component, that's exactly what the
component does behind the scene. It's a wrapper around MSXML. Unless you'd
rather not use any VCL component, TXMLDocument can be used as a wrapper to
MSXML.Does that make sense? Please let me know if I can provide more information.Cheers,Bruneau.PS: #import generates .tlh and .tli files from the typelibraries. You can
find these files in the build directory. Like the files generated by
TLIBIMP, they are simply bindings to types and interfaces declared in the
imported typelibrary. Unfortunately, TLIBIMP and #import don't use similar
naming conventions... so code that worked with #import bindings needs to be
adjusted/tweaked to work with TLIBIMP bindings... but the tweaks are minor
and once one see the pattern, it's easy to convert. They are things like
'Get/Put' vs. 'Get/Set'.
> I have copied all 4 of these files to my project source directory
> and i have #include "MSXML2_TLB.h" then i have added
> MSXML2_OCX.cpp to the project files, but ive read that i have
> to add a MSXML2_TLB.cpp to my project but i dont have this
> file??? how do i aquire this file?
No. Everything is implemented inlined inside of the .h file directly.
In older versions of BCB, the only thing the .cpp ever held was the
definitions of GUIDs that were declared as 'extern' in the .h file.
The .cpp held nothing else. In newer versions, the GUIDs are inlined
as well, so the .cpp is redundant now.
Many thanks for your swift reply! really appreciate it.
Thanks for the information above that has now worked, you was right
about all the GUIDs being inline int the MSXML3_TLB.h header file, It
just threw me looking around for .cpp after reading some other posts.
Once i had added the WideString( ) functions to my m_pObjDomDocument-
>createProcessingInstruction(), this then worked. My only problem
that then arose is that i had to upgrade to a newer version of the
UTILCLS.h file. My biggest problem here is that im unable to install
this as im using Borland builder 6 over my university network. This
is really frustrating, as ive produced a XML class for one of my
visual studio 2005 projects, and need this for my project that is
being created in borland, I wanted to use an XML class as i will have
many instances of open XML files, and also creating new ones possible
simultaneously, so i wasnt so keen on using a component. I think
that im going to have to use the TXMLDocument component and have
another look at how to get that working. I was a little confused at
how to create the the Preprocessing Instruction and the first node of
the tree using this component, or to create it without the component
just using the IXMLDocument? Would anyone be able to help.Again thanks for the replies, i think your great.Ryan
> I think that im going to have to use the TXMLDocument
> component and have another look at how to get that working.
> I was a little confused at how to create the the Preprocessing
> Instruction and the first node of the tree using this component
You don't create the preprocessing instruction yourself. That is
generated automatically for you. TXMLDocument has Version and
Encoding properties that you can use to manipulate those values
individually as needed. As for creating the root node, simply call
TXMLDocument's CreateElement() method, and then assign the resulting
IXMLNode to the TXMLDocument's DocumentElement property.
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