Links to good examples of XML

Hi Guys
I just started doing some XML, and I have yet not really understood what it is good for. Anyway, I have a task in school where we are supposed to use XML to make a regular HTML page and one for WAP (WML). Both pages should read from the same XML file.
Is there any good examples out there? I need to see the big picture.
Thanks
David

I always recommend this site, it has excellent tutorials and references:
http://www.w3schools.com
Check out the XML section for explanations of XML and WAP as well as some examples.

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To access the link I listed, you just click it in your web browser.
There are a few different ways you can do this. You can insert the text as you wish to see it, then manually create the links. Ick! That's not very much fun.
If you are using RoboHelp 8 you could create a Master Page and insert a Breadcrumb Trails placeholder, then apply the Master Page across the topics.
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Regards,
Lisa

Hi lisa
Example of a Logical Database
Let us consider the logical database TEST_LDB.
Selections in the Selection Include
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ENDFORM.                                "INIT
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ENDFORM.                                "PUT_LFA1
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FORM PUT_LFB1.
SELECT * FROM LFB1
WHERE LIFNR = LFA1-LIFNR
AND BUKRS IN SBULRS.
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ENDSELECT.
ENDFORM.                                "PUT_LFB1
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AND BUKRS = LFB1-BUKRS
AND GJAHR IN SGJAHR.
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ENDFORM.                                "PUT_LFC1
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ENDFORM.                                "PUT_BKPF
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date.getDay();
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