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  • outofmymind
    New Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 45
    #1

    Xml

    Hey,

    I came across this question, this is the 1st time I write a XML file, and I have no idea if my work is correct, or if thats how its supposed to be.......please give me your feedback:

    Consider the following XML file that describes a pizza:
    An order for a Pizza in a restaurant, stores the name, address, and the phone number of the customer. It stores also the description of one or more pizzas. A pizza has a size (small priced at $10, medium at $13 and large at $16), a crust type (thin or thick) and one or more toppings. The toping could be meat (beef or chicken), vegetable (red onion or cilantro).

    Create an XML file that describes two different order for two different pizza.


    this is what i did:

    Code:
    <?xml version = ”1.0” ?>
<Pizza>
<name> My Pizza </name>
<address> Kitchen </address>
<phoneNumber> 065432198 </phoneNumber>
<description> 
<size> small </size>
<price> $10 </price>
<crust> thin </crust>
<topping>
<meat>beef </meat>
<meat>chicken</meat>
<vegetable> red onion </vegetable>
<vegetable> cilantro </vegetable>
</topping>
</description>
<name> His Pizza </name>
<address> Kitchen2 </address>
<phoneNumber> 0625678800 </phoneNumber>
<description> 
<size> large </size>
<price> $16 </price>
<crust> thick </price>
<topping>
<meat>beef </meat>
<meat>chicken<meat>
<vegetable> red onion </vegetable>
<vegetable> cilantro </vegetable>
</topping>
</description>
</Pizza>
    Thanks in advance....
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    • outofmymind
      New Member
      • Oct 2006
      • 45
      #2
      Xml

      Hey,

      I came across this question, this is the 1st time I write a XML file, and I have no idea if my work is correct, or if thats how its supposed to be.......please give me your feedback:

      Consider the following XML file that describes a pizza:
      An order for a Pizza in a restaurant, stores the name, address, and the phone number of the customer. It stores also the description of one or more pizzas. A pizza has a size (small priced at $10, medium at $13 and large at $16), a crust type (thin or thick) and one or more toppings. The toping could be meat (beef or chicken), vegetable (red onion or cilantro).

      Create an XML file that describes two different order for two different pizza.


      this is what i did:

      Code:
      <?xml version = ”1.0” ?>
<Pizza>
<name> My Pizza </name>
<address> Kitchen </address>
<phoneNumber> 065432198 </phoneNumber>
<description> 
<size> small </size>
<price> $10 </price>
<crust> thin </crust>
<topping>
<meat>beef </meat>
<meat>chicken</meat>
<vegetable> red onion </vegetable>
<vegetable> cilantro </vegetable>
</topping>
</description>
<name> His Pizza </name>
<address> Kitchen2 </address>
<phoneNumber> 0625678800 </phoneNumber>
<description> 
<size> large </size>
<price> $16 </price>
<crust> thick </price>
<topping>
<meat>beef </meat>
<meat>chicken<meat>
<vegetable> red onion </vegetable>
<vegetable> cilantro </vegetable>
</topping>
</description>
</Pizza>
      Thanks in advance....

        Comment

        • r035198x
          MVP
          • Sep 2006
          • 13225
          #3
          Originally posted by outofmymind
          Hey,

          I came across this question, this is the 1st time I write a XML file, and I have no idea if my work is correct, or if thats how its supposed to be.......please give me your feedback:

          Consider the following XML file that describes a pizza:
          An order for a Pizza in a restaurant, stores the name, address, and the phone number of the customer. It stores also the description of one or more pizzas. A pizza has a size (small priced at $10, medium at $13 and large at $16), a crust type (thin or thick) and one or more toppings. The toping could be meat (beef or chicken), vegetable (red onion or cilantro).

          Create an XML file that describes two different order for two different pizza.


          this is what i did:

          Code:
          <?xml version = ”1.0” ?>
<Pizza>
<name> My Pizza </name>
<address> Kitchen </address>
<phoneNumber> 065432198 </phoneNumber>
<description> 
<size> small </size>
<price> $10 </price>
<crust> thin </crust>
<topping>
<meat>beef </meat>
<meat>chicken</meat>
<vegetable> red onion </vegetable>
<vegetable> cilantro </vegetable>
</topping>
</description>
<name> His Pizza </name>
<address> Kitchen2 </address>
<phoneNumber> 0625678800 </phoneNumber>
<description> 
<size> large </size>
<price> $16 </price>
<crust> thick </price>
<topping>
<meat>beef </meat>
<meat>chicken<meat>
<vegetable> red onion </vegetable>
<vegetable> cilantro </vegetable>
</topping>
</description>
</Pizza>
          Thanks in advance....
          Strictly speaking this should have been posted in the XML forum. The little xml knowledge I have says that maybe you can structure this in many ways. However the following seem to be required for this design

          [PHP] <order>
          <pizza>
          .....
          </pizza>
          <pizza>
          .....
          </pizza>
          </order>
          <order>
          <pizza>
          .....
          </pizza>
          <pizza>
          .....
          </pizza>
          </order>
          [/PHP]

          To represent two different orders of two different pizzas. Also name address and phone should not go under pizza but under customer so you'd have

          [PHP] <order>
          <customer>
          <name>
          .....
          </name>
          .....
          </customer>
          <pizza>
          .....
          </pizza>
          <pizza>
          .....
          </pizza>
          </order>
          [/PHP]
          i.e each order is made by a customer with a name, address etc.
          Remember however that your xml must have one root
          Maybe something like
          <order-form>
          <order>
          ...
          </order>
          </order-form>

            Comment

            • r035198x
              MVP
              • Sep 2006
              • 13225
              #4
              Originally posted by outofmymind
              Hey,

              I came across this question, this is the 1st time I write a XML file, and I have no idea if my work is correct, or if thats how its supposed to be.......please give me your feedback:

              Consider the following XML file that describes a pizza:
              An order for a Pizza in a restaurant, stores the name, address, and the phone number of the customer. It stores also the description of one or more pizzas. A pizza has a size (small priced at $10, medium at $13 and large at $16), a crust type (thin or thick) and one or more toppings. The toping could be meat (beef or chicken), vegetable (red onion or cilantro).

              Create an XML file that describes two different order for two different pizza.


              this is what i did:

              Code:
              <?xml version = ”1.0” ?>
<Pizza>
<name> My Pizza </name>
<address> Kitchen </address>
<phoneNumber> 065432198 </phoneNumber>
<description> 
<size> small </size>
<price> $10 </price>
<crust> thin </crust>
<topping>
<meat>beef </meat>
<meat>chicken</meat>
<vegetable> red onion </vegetable>
<vegetable> cilantro </vegetable>
</topping>
</description>
<name> His Pizza </name>
<address> Kitchen2 </address>
<phoneNumber> 0625678800 </phoneNumber>
<description> 
<size> large </size>
<price> $16 </price>
<crust> thick </price>
<topping>
<meat>beef </meat>
<meat>chicken<meat>
<vegetable> red onion </vegetable>
<vegetable> cilantro </vegetable>
</topping>
</description>
</Pizza>
              Thanks in advance....
              Strictly speaking this should have been posted in the XML forum. The little xml knowledge I have says that maybe you can structure this in many ways. However the following seem to be required for this design

              [PHP] <order>
              <pizza>
              .....
              </pizza>
              <pizza>
              .....
              </pizza>
              </order>
              <order>
              <pizza>
              .....
              </pizza>
              <pizza>
              .....
              </pizza>
              </order>
              [/PHP]

              To represent two different orders of two different pizzas. Also name address and phone should not go under pizza but under customer so you'd have

              [PHP] <order>
              <customer>
              <name>
              .....
              </name>
              .....
              </customer>
              <pizza>
              .....
              </pizza>
              <pizza>
              .....
              </pizza>
              </order>
              [/PHP]
              i.e each order is made by a customer with a name, address etc.
              Remember however that your xml must have one root
              Maybe something like
              <order-form>
              <order>
              ...
              </order>
              </order-form>

                Comment

                • outofmymind
                  New Member
                  • Oct 2006
                  • 45
                  #5
                  Originally posted by r035198x
                  Strictly speaking this should have been posted in the XML forum. The little xml knowledge I have says that maybe you can structure this in many ways. However the following seem to be required for this design

                  [PHP] <order>
                  <pizza>
                  .....
                  </pizza>
                  <pizza>
                  .....
                  </pizza>
                  </order>
                  <order>
                  <pizza>
                  .....
                  </pizza>
                  <pizza>
                  .....
                  </pizza>
                  </order>
                  [/PHP]

                  To represent two different orders of two different pizzas. Also name address and phone should not go under pizza but under customer so you'd have

                  [PHP] <order>
                  <customer>
                  <name>
                  .....
                  </name>
                  .....
                  </customer>
                  <pizza>
                  .....
                  </pizza>
                  <pizza>
                  .....
                  </pizza>
                  </order>
                  [/PHP]
                  i.e each order is made by a customer with a name, address etc.
                  Remember however that your xml must have one root
                  Maybe something like
                  <order-form>
                  <order>
                  ...
                  </order>
                  </order-form>
                  Ohhh ok thanks i'l work on it and post it in the XML forum, i just thought that since this was part of the java course that im doing i should post it here........tha nks alot anyway,

                    Comment

                    • outofmymind
                      New Member
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 45
                      #6
                      Originally posted by r035198x
                      Strictly speaking this should have been posted in the XML forum. The little xml knowledge I have says that maybe you can structure this in many ways. However the following seem to be required for this design

                      [PHP] <order>
                      <pizza>
                      .....
                      </pizza>
                      <pizza>
                      .....
                      </pizza>
                      </order>
                      <order>
                      <pizza>
                      .....
                      </pizza>
                      <pizza>
                      .....
                      </pizza>
                      </order>
                      [/PHP]

                      To represent two different orders of two different pizzas. Also name address and phone should not go under pizza but under customer so you'd have

                      [PHP] <order>
                      <customer>
                      <name>
                      .....
                      </name>
                      .....
                      </customer>
                      <pizza>
                      .....
                      </pizza>
                      <pizza>
                      .....
                      </pizza>
                      </order>
                      [/PHP]
                      i.e each order is made by a customer with a name, address etc.
                      Remember however that your xml must have one root
                      Maybe something like
                      <order-form>
                      <order>
                      ...
                      </order>
                      </order-form>
                      Ohhh ok thanks i'l work on it and post it in the XML forum, i just thought that since this was part of the java course that im doing i should post it here........tha nks alot anyway,

                        Comment

                        • r035198x
                          MVP
                          • Sep 2006
                          • 13225
                          #7
                          Originally posted by outofmymind
                          Ohhh ok thanks i'l work on it and post it in the XML forum, i just thought that since this was part of the java course that im doing i should post it here........tha nks alot anyway,
                          Not a big problem though. You don't have to post it in the XML forum then. I'll copy it over there for you so people in the XML forum can contribute and while you are posting here in the java forum.

                            Comment

                            • r035198x
                              MVP
                              • Sep 2006
                              • 13225
                              #8
                              Originally posted by outofmymind
                              Ohhh ok thanks i'l work on it and post it in the XML forum, i just thought that since this was part of the java course that im doing i should post it here........tha nks alot anyway,
                              Not a big problem though. You don't have to post it in the XML forum then. I'll copy it over there for you so people in the XML forum can contribute and while you are posting here in the java forum.

                                Comment

                                • acoder
                                  Recognized Expert MVP
                                  • Nov 2006
                                  • 16032
                                  #9
                                  Is it just me or are the posts appearing twice here?

                                    Comment

                                    • r035198x
                                      MVP
                                      • Sep 2006
                                      • 13225
                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by acoder
                                      Is it just me or are the posts appearing twice here?

                                      It's not you. I tempered too much with the thread while it was still in the java forum then when I copied it to here I had not fully brought it back to normal and I cannot do much with threads in this forum.

                                        Comment

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