RE: httpapi and expat question

[Jon S <rvrratjon@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

   Thanks for the suggestions, I will give it a try.

   > Date: Wed, 7 Jan 2009 13:01:14 -0600
   > From: klemscot@xxxxxxxxxxxx
   > To: ftpapi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
   > Subject: Re: httpapi and expat question
   >
   > Sorry, I didn't read your question closely enough. For some reason I
   > was thinking you were using Expat directly.
   >
   > If you're using HTTPAPI's wrappers for Expat, you'll still do the
   same
   > thing, but the attributes are passed in the 5th parameter (not the
   3rd)
   > to the start element handler and the 6th parameter to the end
   element
   > handler. (Unlike direct Expat, the HTTPAPI wrapper passes it to both
   the
   > start and end handler, making it easier, IMHO to use.)
   >
   > EXAMPLE15 demonstrates using this technique to find the version of
   the
   > RSS document it's parsing.
   >
   > In version 1.24 of HTTPAPI (which, right now, only exists on my
   machine,
   > it's not on the web site -- at least I don't think so?) there's a
   > helper routine called HTTP_nextXmlAttr() that simplifies handling
   > attributes.
   >
   >
   > Scott Klement wrote:
   > > 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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