XML DOM Tutorial

XML DOM Tutorial

The XML DOM (Document Object Model) defines a standard way for accessing and manipulating XML documents.

The DOM presents an XML document as a tree structure, with elements, attributes, and text as nodes:

Knowing the XML DOM is a must for anyone working with XML.

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XML DOM Objects Reference

At W3Schools you will find a complete DOM reference, with all the objects and their properties and methods.

XML DOM Reference

XML DOM Examples

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