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Here is how I do it in my free tool available at http://mowyourlawn.com P DOMNode_getAttrs... P B Export D DOMNode_getAttrs... D PI * D pNode * Value D namedNodeMap S * /Free namedNodeMap = QxmlDOM_Node_getAttributes(pNode); checkForErrors(); Return namedNodeMap; /End-Free P DOMNode_getAttrs... P E Hope that helps, Aaron Bartell -----Original Message----- From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 8:30 AM To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Question on XML parsing Hi, I am using the XML toolkit for iSeries version 4.00 to parse some documents and extract data. I am using the DOM APIs to build the tree structure of the XML and then extract the data. However I have some problems. The attributes are not getting listed as nodes in the tree at all. For example I have the following XML <catalog> <!-- Sample --> <book id="101"> <title>Book1</title> <author>Author1</author> <price>1200</price> </book> <book id="102"> <title>Book2</title> <author>Author2</author> <price>2400</price> </book> </catalog> My understanding is that when I list the children of element Node 'book', there should be a node of type 2 or Qxml_ATTR_NOD. This node should have the name 'id' and the value '101'. However when I build a nodelist of the children for this node using the QxmlDOM_Node_getChildNodes API, and then see the type for each node separately I do not see any nodes of type 2. Is my understanding wrong? Can someone help me? Part of the code that I am using is as given below: (its not the full code, only the relevant part) C EVAL %str(GETTAGOPT@:256) = '*' * get a node list of all elements. C EVAL DOMNODELST@ = C QxmlDOM_Document_getElementsByTagName C (DOMDOC@:GETTAGOPT@:Qxml_CHARSTR:20) * get number of elements C EVAL WVELEMCNT = QxmlDOM_NodeList_getLength C (DOMNODELST@) C IF WVELEMCNT>0 C EXCEPT HDR C EVAL WVCNTR1=0 C DOW WVCNTR1<WVELEMCNT * point to each node separately now. C EVAL SGLNODEPTR@=QxmlDOM_NodeList_item C (DOMNODELST@:WVCNTR1) C EVAL NODETYPE=QxmlDOM_Node_getNodeType C (SGLNODEPTR@) C IF *INOV=*ON C EXCEPT HDR C EVAL *INOV=*OFF C ENDIF C EXCEPT ELEMNUM C EXCEPT NODETYP * find the element name for this one. C EVAL WVELEMNAM=$FINDNAME(SGLNODEPTR@) C EVAL WVELEMVAL=$NODEVAL(SGLNODEPTR@) * print the name and value C IF *INOV=*ON C EXCEPT HDR C EVAL *INOV=*OFF C ENDIF C EXCEPT NODENAME C EXCEPT NODEVAL * get a list of children C EVAL CHLNODELST@=QxmlDOM_Node_getChildNodes C (SGLNODEPTR@) C EVAL WVNUMCHL=QxmlDOM_NodeList_getLength C (CHLNODELST@) C EVAL WVCNTR2=0 C DOW WVCNTR2<WVNUMCHL C EVAL SGLCHLPTR@=QxmlDOM_NodeList_item C (CHLNODELST@:WVCNTR2) C EVAL NODETYPE=QxmlDOM_Node_getNodeType C (SGLCHLPTR@) C EVAL WVELEMNAM=$FINDNAME(SGLCHLPTR@) C EVAL WVELEMVAL=$NODEVAL(SGLCHLPTR@) C IF *INOV=*ON C EXCEPT HDR C EVAL *INOV=*OFF C ENDIF C EXCEPT CHLDNUM C EXCEPT CHLDTYP C EXCEPT CHLDNAME C EXCEPT CHLDVAL C EVAL WVCNTR2=WVCNTR2+1 C ENDDO * next element C EVAL WVCNTR1=WVCNTR1+1 * C ENDDO C ENDIF Procedure $FINDNAME simply returns the output of QxmlDOM_Node_getNodeName and $NODEVAL returns the output of QxmlDOM_Node_getNodeValue. When I check the nodetype of the children of element node 'book' there are no nodes of type 2 (attribute node) - Jason --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers! -- This is the RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries (RPG400-L) mailing list To post a message email: RPG400-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx To subscribe, unsubscribe, or change list options, visit: http://lists.midrange.com/mailman/listinfo/rpg400-l or email: RPG400-L-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx Before posting, please take a moment to review the archives at http://archive.midrange.com/rpg400-l.
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