XML support in Tux 7.1

Hi,
Has anyone used XML features of 7.1? I am not sure why the Tux documentation is so weak on this topic. All it says is that it supports XML data type and DDR for the same. How come there is no sample for the usage considering it is a new data type?
Anyways, has someone tried it successfully?
Thanks a lot in advance for posting it.
~rakesh

Hi Rakesh,
I have found a sample XML apps at the following url:
http://developer.bea.com/circuit/code.html
I hope u need to register with Developer Center for accessing the same. Its free!!!
Best of Luck
MS

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