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thanks for the info .
I am using DOM as my xml is not that large .
Kindly let me know which methods to use to iterate the loop for the case
where I have more that one so that I can read all elements
iterative
thanks !!!
Ravi Jain
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> Well reading nodes is what a XML parser does best... :
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> I think you want to use DOM_Document::getElementsByTagName. See the manual
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I think you want to use DOM_Document::getElementsByTagName. See the manual
entry for that.
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> Well reading nodes is what a XML parser does best... :) j/k
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> You were
Well reading nodes is what a XML parser does best... :) j/k
You were not very specific about what you want to accomplish but if you
parse the file as you described then the resulting DOM tree looks like this:
<#text> nodevalue=datax
<#text> nodevalue=datay
... and so on
Which
