IE should open it, and i don't see why excel like applications would
need to or want to open xml files that have nothing to do with
'excel-like' activities... I have an app that successfully reads nmap
output but since its pretty pathetic right now i'll wait either a
month or untill its not so embarassing before i release it'. Database
servers like DB2 and MSSQL i think even some mysql and postgresql
implementations can read xml files and store them in databases (just
FYI, its better then excel tables)
The only 'thing' (can't say a problem) i see with the nmap xml output
is that the OS/machine type is free text so subsequent processing with
a front-end or other type of application is kind of unclean.
On Mon, 17 May 2004 14:28:30 -0500 (GMT-05:00), Alan Jones <asj_at_ipa.net> wrote:
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> How do other use the Nmap XML output on Win32?? I found that OpenOffice.org Calc could not open the XML file as anything other then a plain text file. MS Office 2000 could open the XML file in Excel, but Excel 2003 does not , not sure what M$ changed there.
>
> How doe others use the XML output and what applications have successfully read the output other than your custom applications?
>
> Alan
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