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Re: FW: RE: How can i get XML result after execution of 'http_url_post_xml'
Could you just use XML-INTO to check for the value before you call the
EXPAT functions?
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 8:51 AM, Patrick Goovaerts
<[1]p.goovaerts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Mike,
Thx for the info. I managed to get the response-XML into an IFS
file
using the `HTTP_URL_POST' routines.
But now I face another problem.
For `error handling' I need to check the XML-response data for
the
existence of some specific text. So, I can parse the
responsefile
using XML-INTO but, given the amount of different webservices to
be
executed AND the possibility that the responsefile returns other
data
(if correct, valid XML-data results are sent but if not correct,
sometimes an HTTP message is returned) it is again a hell of a
job for
coding this.
So, I want to inspect the returned XML-data for specific texts
before
forwarding the XML to the different applications which will
process the
data. That allows me to give some error codes to the apps to
avoid
this kind of checking to be executed in each application
separately...
Problem:
Because the data is returned as 1 string without any delimeters
(CRLF),
I cannot use CPYFRMSTMF to get the data. I don't know how large
the
data will be and I already noticed that the data can be larger
then
66000 characters...
Question:
Is it possible to get an XML response with `CRLF' after each
element?
I tried to use the statement
http_XmlStripCRLF(*OFF);
but is does not work either.
(created another thread for this statement too).
Regards,
Patrick Goovaerts
Systems & Development
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