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QUICK OVERVIEW
 Creating a simple XML Writer from a COBOL data structure...
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DETAILED FEATURES
1 - Creating an XML Handler ...
Here you will see how to create an XML Handler, that can be used either to generate Reader or Writer codes. Please select bellow one of the different types of source available:
...from a COBOL Data Structure
...from a C Data Structure
...from an XML Schema
...from an XML Instance
 2 - Mapping Data Nodes (optional)...
This demonstration shows how to change the mapping information of an XML Handler. This step is optional, and is particularly important when we are coming from a COBOL data structure and we already have an XML Schema that we need to conform to.
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 3 - Generating Code ...
This segment will demonstrate the process of generating the COBOL source code for the XML Handler that we created during the previous tutorials.
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ADDITIONAL VIDEOS
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Navigating through the User Interface ...
This demonstration will show you how to navigate through the different panels of the User Interface, and what they mean.
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XML Thunder's Customizable Options ...
This video shows the different customizable options provided by XML Thunder™, how they change its behavior and how they modify the generated code. There are two levels of options, one affects the whole system and other is specific to each XML Handler.
Toolset Default Properties.
XML Handler Properties.
XML Schema Design Time Validation ...
This video will demonstrate how to use XML Thunder™ in order to validate XML instances against XML Schema files at design time.
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Start to End...
Create an XML Handler from a schema, generate a Test Harness and XML Writer, compile link and execute the generated program and examine the XML document written to a file.
COBOL Code Generation.
C Code Generation.