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I am using the XML Toolkit 5.6(?) to create an XML string. The program is processing entries from a data queue until the queue is empty. The XML is being formed properly but the resulting string is being concatenated to the previous result. For example, if there are three entries on the queue I will get the correct XML string on the first call, the correct XML for the second entry appended to the first XML string on the second call, and the correct XML for the third entry appended to the XML string containing the first two entries on the third call.
I have been trying various things all day to figure out how this is happening but with no luck. It's probably some little thing I'm doing that isn't resetting a buffer but I'm not seeing it. This is my first attempt to use the toolkit to create XML. I used the examples and some other programs we have that build XML with the toolkit to build my logic. A co-worker has looked at it with me also but didn't see anything out of place.
The code can be found here:
http://code.midrange.com/3f349cf405.html
Rick Chevalier
Sr. Programmer/Analyst | Software Solutions - Loan Servicing
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