Re: XML conventions

[John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

> Hi, guys...I'm looking for the official generic term to describe a
> section of an XML file.

I'd like to thank everyon who responded to my question. Without
exception, the answer is "element".

Also, for those who mentioned that the XML sample I posted was not
well-formed, this is understood. What I got from the developer was
more a "proof of concept" xml file that was created in NotePad as a
point of discussion. The developer has already committed to sending
me the "real" xml code once they are past figuring it out.

Again, thanks.


John Posada
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