Andras,
I hope you're using LabVIEW 6, because that's what I wrote my example (attached) in. I installed the Microsoft XML Parser version 3.0 from the Microsoft site and then played around until I got it parsing a test XML file (included in the VI).
With ActiveX, the trick usually lies in developing enough insight into the object model to figure out the right objects, properties, and methods to use. I settled on the "MSXML2.IXMLDOMDocument2" object and used the "loadXML" and "item" methods along with the "documentElement" and "childNodes" properties.
I definitely ran into error 97 along the way, but I got the impression it was due to my lack of understanding of what the heck I was doing instead of any misbehavior on LabVIEW's part. If I were going to do exten
sive development using this tool from Microsoft, I would probably spend a good bit of time studying Microsoft's documentation first.
Hope it helps,
John Lum
National Instruments