If you need to work with dynamically created TXMLDocument component, you might be getting access violations once you try to Free the object.
If TXMLDocument is used as a component, then it's lifetime is managed by it's owner (a form you dropped the component on), if it is created with no owner, then its lifetime is manged through the IXMLDocument interface. When dynamically creating a TXMLDocument you should always assign the result to an IXMLDocument interface.
Being an interface, it'll be freed automatically. If it is a local variable, it'll get freed when the method returns. You can explicitly free it by saying XMLDoc := nil;
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XMLDoc := TXMLDocument.Create(nil) ;
try
XMLDoc.Active := True;
//use XMLDoc here
XMLDoc.Active := False;
finally
XMLDoc := nil;
end;
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