Connecting XML files with xMII

Hi,
i want to connect xml file (say one.xml having table name and price) with xMII. how can i do it? by using TAG query? what is the simulatorTag.xml?
- senthil

Senthil,
Save your .xml file in your local system
Open Business Logic Editor and under WEB you can find xmlLoader.
Right Click and configure the path of the xml file in source URL.
This will load your xml file and all the rowsets will be available for further manipulation...
Tag Query is normally used to query a Tag type database like simulator..
Hope this helps,
Ajitha

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