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Our first XML file
This article explains a simple XML file creation.
let's construct simple XML program. Here is the code follows. XML file mainly built with nodes.
<Emps>
<Emp>
<EName> John </EName>
<ESal> 15000 </ESal>
<EDesignation> Software engineer </EDesignation>
</Emp>
<Emp>
<EName> Smith </EName>
<ESal> 10000 </ESal>
<EDesignation> Accountant </EDesignation>
</Emp>
<Emp>
<EName> Tony </EName>
<ESal> 100000 </ESal>
<EDesignation> Manager </EDesignation>
</Emp>
</Emps>
This is an XML file to store the employee information .
Here <Emps> is a node and <EName> , <ESal> , <EDesignation> are Child elements. Write this code in the note pad and save it as First.xml extension and execute in the internet explorer
Observe the difference between this example and previous one
<Emps>
<Emp>
<EName> John </Ename>
<ESal> 15000 </Esal>
<EDesignation> Software engineer </EDesignation>
</Emp>
<Emp>
<EName> Smith </EName>
<ESal> 10000 </ESal>
<EDesignation> Accountant </EDesignation>
</Emp>
<emps>
Observe here if our node is started with <Emps> but ended with <emps> and some of the attributes also like <EName> </Ename> all these are errors because XML case sensitive
Note: here < emp > is different from < Emp > since we all known that it's a case sensitive
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