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Re: Complex XML Value
I don't understand what you mean by a "complex value", the sample you
provided is a very simple one, and I don't consider it to be complex at
all.
I don't remember what CHARDATA1 does, though it sounds like it's probably
something I wrote. I don't have time to look it over now, but I'll try to
do so tomorrow or something like that.
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Scott Klement http://www.scottklement.com
On Wed, 16 Aug 2006, Michael Ryan wrote:
> Anyone know if eXpat can parse a complex value? I'm using the eXpat parser
> that's included in HTTPAPI, and I have this problem.
> I can handle a simple value, like:
>
> <currency>USD</currency>.
>
> When I use the CHARDATA1 sample, it returns:
>
> currency
> Char: USD
>
> Which is what I expect. But when it encounters this:
>
> <partyIdentifier partyIdentifierCode="account"
> partyIdentifierQualifierCode="receiverAssigned"/>
>
> it returns:
>
> partyIdentifier partyIdentifierCode="account"
> partyIdentifierQualifierCode="receiverAssigned"
>
> And what I would like is:
>
> partyIdentifier
> partyIdentifierCode
> Char: account
> partyIdentifierQualifierCode
> Char: receiverAssigned
>
> Obviously I don't care about the Char:, I just want to be able to identify
> the subfields (?) of the XML value. How can I do that with eXpat, or do I
> parse that on my own?
>
> Thanks!
>
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