You need to use something like JDOM and then set the
namespace. Then parse through the document. Looks
something like this:
doc = builder.build(new
StringReader(_content));
root = doc.getRootElement();
_ns = root.getNamespace("src");
_key = root.getAttribute("key",
_ns).getValue();
What I am doing here is using JDOM to parse the
document. Then I tell it to get an attribute called key
using the namespace. JDOM had documentation on this.
Also, check out javaworld.com and search for JDOM.
HTH,
Mark
Raghu Prasad wrote:
hello,
i have problem regarding the use of 'src:key'.Consider the output xml on executing xpath against
xindice:
---------------------------------------------------
<product product_id="120320"
xmlns:src=""http://xml.apache.org/xindice/NodeSource">http://xml.apache.org/xindice/NodeSource"
src:col="/db/data/products"
src:key="0625df6b0001a5d4000bc49d0060b6f5 ">
<description>Glazed Ham</description>
</product>----------------------------------------------------
(Note:The above document is got after xpath:
//*/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'120320'] )Now, how can i use 'src:key' from the output document
to again retrive the whole document?Please suggest me the API to use or the method
Thanks in advance
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