>>>>West Wind wwXML wuold be a starting point. Also, look through all the posts int he XML catefory of teh Internet forum here, I think there was some discussion a bunch of months ago.
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>>>Actually, WW isn't what your lookgin for, but still, check out that forum.
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>>I already have, Mike, and I do use Rick's classes. I was just looking for a more "generic", self-contained class that will not require that anything else be installed on the end-user's machine. Thanks.
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>So you want a parser written in VFP only. Please post here when you've got it finished :-)

That would be up to the "powers-that-be" within our company. I'd vote for it being made available, assuming it was generic enough for general use. No decision has been made if we're going to "roll our own", though.

>In case you can work with installing an extra component, you can apparently download and install just the MSXML parser redistributable without installing IE5:
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>http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/tools/xmlparser/xmlparser.asp

I've already been down that route, too. As a matter of fact, that's just the way I use it, since I don't have IE5 installed, yet.


>Also, there is a $149 ActiveDOM parser with free limited download at:
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>http://www.vivid-creations.com

We may check that out, if we have to. Thanks!