Hi,
Take a look at methods such as getFirstChild, getNextSibling, and getNodeValue on the Node interface. To get the DocumentElement you can do getDocumentElement on the document returned from the parser.
Gareth
On 23 Nov 2004, at 15:59, Estanislau Puhl wrote:
Hi,
Iīm studying the xerces-c library using the DOMCount sample.
But I have a question, and I will explain it using the code below:
<Personnel> <Employee> <Name>Seagull</Name> <ID> 3674 </ID> <Age>34</Age> </Employee> </Personnel>
using this XML file, how can I access the *Seagull* value ? or *3674*
value ? or *34* value ?
Because, using the DOMCount Sample, I dindīt find any way that I can do this :(
Can anyone help me ?
Regards -- Alexandre Estanislau Puhl estanislau dot puhl at gmail dot com ICQ 47719582 -- http://inf.unisinos.br/~cainfo http://www.unisinos.br http://www,enec.org.br http://www.enec.org.br/RS --
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