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Example of JavaScript object data description on MiSpider XML The concrete technique is shown below. The MiSpider Page Agent accesses the corresponding XML file when a web browser loads a web page. The MiSpider Page Agent parses the XML source and converts the XML source to a JavaScript object "kbase." The MiSpider Page Agent converts the kbase to an XML source and sends the XML source to CGI. By using XML, developers can express JavaScript objects with a tree structure of XML.XML nodes, expressed as a singular tag name, expresses a JavaScript array objects. XML nodes, expressed as a plural tag name, express JavaScript objects. A leaf of the XML tree is treated as a string value. Figure 6 shows an example of correspondence between a JavaScript object and XML element. This example expresses the first and second elements of the JavaScript object "kbase.hoge_site".

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Fig. 6 Example of JavaScript object data description on MiSpider XML The concrete technique is shown below. The MiSpider Page Agent accesses the corresponding XML file when a web browser loads a web page. The MiSpider Page Agent parses the XML source and converts the XML source to a JavaScript object "kbase." The MiSpider Page Agent converts the kbase to an XML source and sends the XML source to CGI. By using XML, developers can express JavaScript objects with a tree structure of XML.XML nodes, expressed as a singular tag name, expresses a JavaScript array objects. XML nodes, expressed as a plural tag name, express JavaScript objects. A leaf of the XML tree is treated as a string value. Figure 6 shows an example of correspondence between a JavaScript object and XML element. This example expresses the first and second elements of the JavaScript object "kbase.hoge_site".

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