Re: httpapi and expat question

[Scott Klement <klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jon,

In the example you posted, "zimbraFeatureCalendarUpsellEnabled" is a 
valid that has been assigned to the n attribute.  The n attribute is 
part of the a XML tag.

Expat will pass all of the attributes of each start tag as an array of 
pointers to your start element handler.  This array is the 3rd parameter 
passed to your start handler...

Take a look at the CUSTLIST sample program in the QRPGLESRC included 
with my distribution of Expat.  It has a sample of searching through the 
attributes for an attribute named 'custno' on the /CustFile/CustRec tag.
You would do the same thing, except that you have to search for an 'n' 
attribute of the /account/a tag.

Good luck.


Jon S wrote:
>    Hi all,
> 
>    If I am receiving xml back from a soap call like such:
> 
>    <account name=[1]x@xxxxx id="3fb092a4-ace0-48f5-9068-921ab1870bfa">
>            <a n="zimbraFeatureCalendarUpsellEnabled">FALSE</a>
>            <a n="zimbraFeatureOptionsEnabled">TRUE</a>
> 
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