For sake of correctness, as I tried to figure out again searching the
web what the actual issue, the conflict seems to be with XPATH
specifications that don't define default xmlns scope, they have NULL
scope for no-prefix tags which is not the same as the default xmlns. Not
100% sure, as I didn't w
Daniel,
Many thanks!
Your "replace" solution looks more elegant than just remove the whole
string.
Regards,
Igor
Le 10.02.2022 à 16:52, Daniel-Constantin Mierla a écrit :
Hello,
actually the problem is the mess SIMPLE RFC authors made with XML
namespaces, by not setting and not using a p
Hello,
Seems, there is a need to specify xmlns forcefully
As it's working when I do
$var(body) = $(rb{s.rm,xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:dialog-info"});
So, I do need or to specify namespace or to remove this line from XML.
But if someone can comment on this (cause XML is a world on it's own)
Hello,
actually the problem is the mess SIMPLE RFC authors made with XML
namespaces, by not setting and not using a prefix for them, otherwise
the #012 is end-of-line printed by syslog as octal character.
The solutions:
1) replace "xmlns=" with something else like "xyzwq=":
$xml(body=>doc) = $(
Hello
Just to add, when I'm trying to dump $rb to logs, I'm getting this line
#012#012 #012 terminated#012
#012
So, I expect problem is in this #012 + extra spaces. Is there a way to
clean it up in an easy way?
Regards,
Igor
Le 10.02.2022 à 16:01, Igor Olhovskiy a écrit :
Hello,
I'
Hello,
I'm trying to get state of endpoint from PUBLISH message in a most
simple way using xmlops module
Trying to make this
$xml(body=>doc) = $rb;
log("L_ERR", "$rU is now in state
$xml(body=>xpath:/dialog-info/dialog/state)\n");
XML in PUBLISH itself
confirmed
Actual text
