Re: XML Parser Error 12

Try to change the IFS file to CCSID 1208 (CHGATR)


On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 2:18 PM, RPGLIST <rpglist@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Scott,
I always appreciate your responses. I opened the document in a web
broswer and then copied and pasted it in my email response.... my
apologies I will avoid doing that in the future.

Those (+) and (-) are not in my file.

The original file from the shipper appears as one long string and I was
trying to make it more readable.

I just checked the encoding on the file in the IFS and its 819.

Dutch,

This isn't a valid XML document. This looks like the result you'd get
if you opened an XML document in a web browser, then copy/pasted from
the display into a file and saved it to disk.

The problem that causes is that the web browser adds expand/collapse
icons to the left-hand side of the display. They look like little +

or

- signs -- and when you copy/paste that into a file, you add the

little

symbols to your XML

In your example (which is quoted below) you'll see that there's a -
(minus) symbol in between the <?xml?> processing information and the
<TransactionSet> tag -- this is not allowed by XML standards.

If you remove those, it should parse, unless you also have a CCSID
problem.

It's important to understand that XML-INTO/XML-SAX ignore the
'encoding="UTF-8"' that's at the top of the XML document. Instead,

they

use the CCSID that's configured in the file description on disk. So

you

should make sure that the CCSID on the actual disk file is set to the
proper encoding for your data. (And, make sure you know what that
encoding is!)


On 8/28/2013 12:07 PM, RPGLIST wrote:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
- <TransactionSet
xmlns="http://www.blahblahblah.com/transaction/tscfeed/1.0";>
- <InterchangeHeader>
<GUID>6f58f8674a7ef23</GUID>
<TransDate>2012-09-21</TransDate>
<TransTime>18:26:39:38</TransTime>
<Version>V2.0</Version>
<TransCode>LIC</TransCode>
<Sender>WALMT</Sender>
<Receiver>CWTS</Receiver>
<TestProdInd>P</TestProdInd>
</InterchangeHeader>
</TransactionSet>

There is more to the doc but this is all I'm trying to capture right
now.

Here is the code I'm using (modified from a Klemment example:

0002.01 D TransactionSet ds qualified
0002.02 D dim(999)
0002.03 D InterchangeHeader...
0002.04 D likeds(IntChgHeader_t)
0002.05 D
0002.06 D IntChgHeader_t ds qualified
0002.07 D based(template)
0002.08 D GUID 15a
0002.09 D TransDate 10a
0002.10 D TransTime 11a
0002.11 D Version 4a
0002.12 D TransCode 3a
0002.13 D Sender 5a
0002.14 D Receiver 5a
0002.15 D TestProdInd 1a
0002.16
0020.00
0021.00 D x s 10i 0
0022.00 D xmlfile s 1000a varying
0023.00 D options s 100a varying
0024.00 D divider s 52a
0025.00
0026.00 /free
0029.00 xmlfile = '/HOME/WALMT.XML';
0030.00
0031.00 options = 'doc=file +
0033.00 case=any +
0034.00 allowextra=yes +
0035.00 allowmissing=yes';

0037.00 xml-into TransactionSet %xml(xmlfile: options);

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