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XML Interview Questions

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What are the different kind of parsers used in XML? 
Latest Answer: XML Parser is nothing but a interface between user and XML Document. XML Parsers are divided into 2 types1) DOM (Document Object Module)2) SAX (Simple API for XML) ...

What is XPath? 
Latest Answer: XPath describes where the items are located in a xml files For ExampleXYZ----path for this is employees/name 3 rd mg road ---path--employees/address/street ...

Why this parser needed exactly over Html or Jsp pages, These two are enough for viewing the page. Can I know more sophisticated reasons from u? 

which of the following is correct Q) ReadXml method belongs to the class of .............. NameSpacea)System.Datab)System.Data.SqlClientc)System.xmldSystem.Data.xml 
Latest Answer: System.Data ...

Write five difference between XML and HTML 
Latest Answer: 1) XML is not a replacement for HTML. 2) XML and HTML were designed with different goals. 3) XML was designed to describe data and to focus on what data is. 4) HTML was designed to display data and to focus on how data looks. 5) HTML is about displaying ...

What is XML Serialization and Binary Serialization? Where it actually used? 
Latest Answer: Adding to above responses, XMLSerialization is called Shallow Serialization because it can serialize only public fieldsSoap Serialization and Binary Serialization techniques are called Deep Serialization because it serialize the object containing reference ...

How do you load data from XML file to a ORACLE table? 
Latest Answer: This is from XML to sqlserverexce sp_xml_preparedocument @inthandle int output,@xmldocumentselect * from openxml(@inthandle,'/root/customer',2)with (customerid varchar(10),      contactname varchar(20))exec sp_xml_removedocument ...

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Latest Answer: XML and HTML were designed with different goals: XML was designed to describe data and to focus on what data is. HTML was designed to display data and to focus on how data looks.That is HTML is about displaying information, while XML is about describing ...
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