The attributes and methods in the ADOMDOMImplementation interface implement most of the Worldwide Web Consortium (W3C) document object model (DOM) level 1 spec.
Full documentation of that spec is available online. See Document Object Model (DOM) for links.
For a list of the W3C attributes and methods which have not been implemented, see DOM level 1.
The supported attributes and methods from the W3C DOM spec have been implemented without functional changes from that spec. Therefore the W3C documentation for those attributes and methods is not duplicated in this guide.
The synopsis required to call the M-Business C macros that implement the W3C DOM attributes and methods does add something to the W3C synopsis. Using the W3C documentation to write M-Business DOM C code lists M-Business DOM C code necessary to call each of the W3C attributes and methods.
The M-Business extensions to W3C DOM level 1 details the methods that have been added to the W3C DOM spec in the M-Business implementation.
M-Business Client has an upper limit of 65,535 DOM objects per HTML page. This is the total count of tags plus text objects.
Pairs of opening and closing tags count as one. This limit applies equally, whether DOM objects are created by HTML markup
or DOM methods. The example below contains five DOM objects (bold tag, text, plain text, italic tag, text): <b>Bold text,</b> plain text,<I> italic text.</I>
Creating a listener for hardware events
Using the W3C documentation to write M-Business DOM C code
The W3C DOM spec and corresponding M-Business DOM calls
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