Labview and XML

[George Callara]

[Newbie]
I need to find a suitable way to parse an XML document using a program
written in Labview, which in turn would use the data extracted from the
document to program National Instrument's TestStand.
Is it possible? Or are there better ways to do the process "XML -> # ->
Labview -> TestStand"? (where the # would be a piece of sofware
controlled by the labview program).
The use of XML, Labview and TestStand is mandatory, but I can add things
that prove themselves useful.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Thank You
eXistenZ

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I was looking at a river bed
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[Stu 708]

I have used the microsoft activex xml components to do what you are
describing. The LabVIEW activex interface does not
keep track of the open references so you have to be very carefull about
closing all references.
Stu

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[George Callara]

In article , smcfarl1
@rochester.rr.com says...
> I have used the microsoft activex xml components to do what you are
> describing. The LabVIEW activex interface does not
> keep track of the open references so you have to be very carefull about
> closing all references.
> Stu
>
> > --
> > After three days in the desert fun
> > I was looking at a river bed
> > And the story it told of a river that flowed
> > Made me sad to think it was dead
>
>
>
I've looked on the microsoft site but I didn't find anything. Could you
be a little more specific? The only XML related activex I've found (via
google) is Redix, nothing by microsoft.

Thank you for your patience
eXistenZ
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After three days in the desert fun
I w
as looking at a river bed
And the story it told of a river that flowed
Made me sad to think it was dead

[Jani Hakala]

eXistenZ writes:

> I've looked on the microsoft site but I didn't find anything. Could you
> be a little more...

[Sascha Sickel]

Jani Hakala wrote:
>eXistenZ writes:>>> I've looked on the microsoft site but I didn't
find anything. Could you >> be a little mo...