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Reading Web XML Document
Hello folks,
How could I read an XML document from the web? I've seen people use SAX or DOM methods, but I've unable to make them work due to lack of experience so I would need a pretty brief overview not just 2 bits of code without any imports etc.
Also how would I be able to COMPARE the information? Like if it's " Sunny " I set a label text sunny etc.?!
I'm trying to read this.
http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2...ondon&mode=xml
Best regards,
Trolltrain
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Re: Reading Web XML Document
Check this also: Java: How to read and write xml files?
It is the complete code that reads and writes XML files
Re: Reading Web XML Document
Thank you for the reply, but I think you misunderstood me.
As you can see I need to query data from a website.
I do not have a static XML document in a folder somewhere.
Best regards,
Trolltrain
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