Hi all !

I'd like to use your so GREAT experiencies/knowledge.


I'm working on a visualization of a social network that provides xml file for each user.
in each xml file, there are names which refer to other xml user file.

I'd like to read the first xml file for the "seed" user (i.e the point from which the network construction begins) and to recursively read all the xml file quoted in the seed xml user file and etc etc (with a constant and not infinite depth of course..)

with proXML I had some problems (cause I'm not an expert)
How can I do to open an xml file, and another, etc etc etc ?
each time I do that, XMLEvent is called and it gives me problems!

I'd like to use a function instead of XMLEvent function.

any ideas ? any experiencies ?

indeed, without using XMLEvent function, I can't get the element structure and thus I can't begin my construction...

talk soon

hello ajstarks,
I read further for OPML.

you suggest to build a big opml file (considered as a meta-XMLFile for this case)
and
to parse it.

it means that I'd have a big opml that would include the content of my big number of xml files.

is it correct ??
did I understand ??

without opml, how could I parse a lot of XML files ??
I mean: how can I code a script that parse succesively and interactively one xml file, another..?
environmentXML may help me ... I'll try again