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Saving only a node in an xml file

From: "Julien Mazloum" <mjulien@---.-->
To: NULL
Date: 9/30/2004 7:09:00 PM
Hi all,

I need to be able to save only one node at a time in an XML file.
I already use DOM in my C++ code to process XML files.
The problem is that the Save() in DOM saves all the the elements of the
file.
Which is not what I want.
I have not found an easy way to do that but I need a generic solution that
is format independent because I need to do that on different file formats.
I am not very familiar with SAX.

The only thing I can find for the moment:
- Have the xml descrition of the element before I do the Save of my
element. ->(string xmlNode1)
- Extract the XML from IXMLDOMElement with the "xml" property of the element
I want to save (string xmlNode2).
- Do a text search and replace of the string xmlNode1 with the string
xmlNode2.

Which is very ugly and goes against XML usage.

I would be very surprised to be the first to have this problem.

Please help.

Thanks,
Julien.


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