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Old July 23rd, 2004, 01:53 AM
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Using XML to store file information

i want to use xml in my application. but donno how xml will be useful in my application.



My application is like URL visit this site and click backup.

here I display the directory structure..user has to select the directories & files he wants to backup. then he clicks backup button.

now at the server side i want to use xml to store his information like filepath,size,length and contents of file.
then if user again comes back and select different files and click backup i have to update the existing xml file.
is it possible to use xml..is it gud to use or not.
or any other way to do this..let me know..

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