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I have created a class that builds an embedded database and creates all the tables
now I am using a properties sheet for creating the table I would like to use XML to
hold elements related to each table in an xml properties file to handle an unlimited number of tables using the same mentioned structrue.


ex: CreateAdminTable,CreateAdminTable.name,CreateAdminTable.values
several of these blocks for each table

<table>
   <name>Admin</name>
   <Create>
       <....create statement pseudo
   </Create
   <values>
      <insert>....values  </insert>
   </values>
</table>

Would it be possible to read the entire XML, push an array "tableObj[]" for each <table> and

create objects for each of its elements.

then have my routines access each block using tableObj.name etc?

Thanks

I am studing how to create XML format for properties files.

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>Would it be possible to read the entire XML, push an array...

You can use SAXParser - event-driven XML parsing.

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