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Thanks for the information provided.
We have already tried the above mentioned suggestion. It doesnt work for us. It says the below error.
Port 'PreBpelService83Port' can not be imported. PortType 'PreBpelService83' can not be imported. The http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/:operation 'process' was ignored
Any help on this is appreciated.
Thanks
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Subramaniam s.V. wrote: It says the below error.
Who is it?
Subramaniam s.V. wrote: Port 'PreBpelService83Port' can not be imported. PortType 'PreBpelService83' can not be imported. The http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/:operation 'process' was ignored
Are you sure you're trying to import XML Schema documents? The error complains about not being able to import WSDL elements.
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Take a look at the classes in the System.Xml namespace (especially XmlDocument and/or XmlTextWriter). Their documentation and the continuative links contain many useful examples.
"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." - Rick Cook www.troschuetz.de
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I'm new to XML and have a simple document to parse.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Email>
<Email_Cfg>
<Interface>SMTP</Interface>
<ServerName>Company-server.corp</ServerName>
<ServerAddress>10.10.0.230</ServerAddress>
<MailFrom>Fred@gmail.com</MailFrom>
</Email_Cfg>
</Email>
I have tried the following. You can ignore the trace statements.
try
{
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Parsing document!"));
//Parse the XML using DOM parser
XercesDOMParser * parser = new XercesDOMParser;
parser->parse(pathName);
DOMDocument * doc = parser->getDocument();
//Get the root element
DOMElement * docEle = doc->getDocumentElement();
DOMNodeList * nl = docEle->getElementsByTagName(L"Email_Cfg");
int iCnt = nl->getLength();
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Number of nodes in Email_Cfg: '%d'", iCnt));
DOMNode * node = nl->item(0);
char * s = XMLString::transcode(node->getNodeName());
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("First Node Name: '%s'", s));
XMLString::release(&s);
DOMNodeList * nl1 = node->getChildNodes();
iCnt = nl1->getLength();
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Number of child nodes in Email_Cfg: '%d'", iCnt));
DOMNode * node2;
for (XMLSize_t x = 0; x < nl1->getLength(); x++)
{
node2 = nl1->item(x);
s = XMLString::transcode(node2->getNodeName());
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Child Node Name: '%s'", s));
if (strcmpi(s, "Interface") == 0)
{
char * t = XMLString::transcode(node2->getNodeValue());
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Node Value: '%s'", t));
XMLString::release(&t);
}
XMLString::release(&s);
}
DOMElement * el;
for (XMLSize_t z = 0; z < nl1->getLength(); z++)
{
el = (DOMElement*)nl1->item(z);
s = XMLString::transcode(el->getTagName());
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Element tag Name: '%s'", s));
if (strcmpi(s, "Interface") == 0)
{
char * t = XMLString::transcode(el->getAttribute(L"Interface"));
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Interface Attribute Value: '%s'", t));
XMLString::release(&t);
DOMAttr * attr = el->getAttributeNode(L"Interface");
if (attr != NULL)
{
char * p = XMLString::transcode(attr->getName());
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Attribute name: '%s'", p));
XMLString::release(&p);
p = XMLString::transcode(attr->getValue());
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Attribute value: '%s'", p));
XMLString::release(&p);
}
}
XMLString::release(&s);
}
DOMNode * node1 = node->getFirstChild();
s = XMLString::transcode(node1->getNodeName());
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Child Node Name: '%s'", s));
XMLString::release(&s);
iCnt = node1->getNodeType();
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Node type: '%d'", iCnt));
s = XMLString::transcode(node1->getNodeValue());
CWTRACE(TRC_DETAIL,("Node Value: '%s'", s));
XMLString::release(&s);
}
catch(...)
{
CWTRACE(TRC_ERROR,("ERROR - Failed to parse email config file: '%s'", pathName));
CWTRACE_EXIT();
return -1;
}
Lots of trial and error, mostly error. I get the names of the nodes or elements, but can never get the values. How can I get the values?
Walter Falby
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Stefan:
Thank you. I tried that and it appears to work. I had not found that link when I googled.
Walter Falby
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jomoK wrote: I had not found that link when I googled.
Yeah, it's sometimes quite hard to find the right search terms that let google find the answer one is looking for 
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Hi,
I have the following code, which picks up 43 different nodes from my
XML document
XmlNodeList amortNodes = amortDoc.SelectNodes("//
TValueAmortizationSchedule/AmortizationLine");
each node looks like this:
<AmortizationLineType>8</AmortizationLineType>
<Date>09/01/2006</Date>
<Loan1Amount>100000000</Loan1Amount>
<Loan2Amount></Loan2Amount>
<Loan3Amount></Loan3Amount>
<Payment1Amount></Payment1Amount>
<Payment2Amount></Payment2Amount>
<Payment3Amount></Payment3Amount>
<InterestAccrued>0</InterestAccrued>
<InterestPaid>0</InterestPaid>
<PrincipalPaid>0</PrincipalPaid>
<UnpaidInterestBalance>0</UnpaidInterestBalance>
<PrincipalBalance>100000000</PrincipalBalance>
<TotalBalance>100000000</TotalBalance>
<RateChangeRate></RateChangeRate>
<RateChangeCompounding>13</RateChangeCompounding>
Now I am trying to loop through the node list to get get the nodes
with AmortizationLineType = 8
foreach (XmlNode amortNode in amortNodes)
{
amortType = amortNode.SelectSingleNode("//AmortizationLine/
AmortizationLineType").InnerText;
if (amortType.Equals("8"))
{
count++;
...........
}
}
Now I know from my debugging, that not all 43 nodes fulfil this
criteria (ie amortType=8). However, when I run this application, the
amortType always comes back as 8 (which is the value on only the first node), which
seems to tell me it is not picking up the values after that? Any ideas?
Thanks for your help.
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The problem is the XPath expression passed to the SelectSingleNode method. The double slash at the beginning causes the selection of all nodes in the document from the current node that match the selection no matter where they are, so you're always selecting the first of the AmortizationLineType elements of all AmortizationLine elements. Try using the following XPath expression amortNode.SelectSingleNode("./AmortizationLineType") instead.
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Hello all,
I want to use XML to store some data in an app I'm writing. I've always used Access and DB programming prior to this but want to learn XML. Have a very limited knowledge of XML and would like to do some basic DB stuff like;
1) Read data in.
2) Modify it.
3) Write it back out (as needed)
Any help would be appreciated.
I've googled and have found a lot but unable to find anything simple and straight forward.
Thanks,
Mike
If you can't find time to do it right the first time how are you going to find time to do it again?
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If you want to learn about XML and related technologies, I suggest visiting this site W3 Schools[^]
To work with XML in .NET you have to deal with the classes in the System.Xml namespace. Take a look at their documentation and the continuative links that contain many useful explainations. You can start with the XmlDocument, XmlReader and XmlWriter classes.
"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." - Rick Cook www.troschuetz.de
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Stefan,
Thank you very much for the info. W3 looks like a very good resource site!
Thanks,
Mike
If you can't find time to do it right the first time how are you going to find time to do it again?
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Does anyone know how I can serialize a StringDictonary to XML? Failing that, is there another structure that I can use that is serializable? I'm trying to use WSRF.Net but my code gets halted as the structures are I use are not serializable.
I want to do so without having to use long complicated code and multi-dimensional string arrays.
My thanks in advance.
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The StringDictionary has the SerializableAttribute, so you should be able to use the XmlSerializer in order to serialze or deserialize instances of the class to or from a XML document, respectively.
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I know that, but this is where it gets frustrating.
StringDictionary implements the IDictonary interface and the serializer aborts saying classes implementing that interface are not supported yet.
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WiseHacker wrote: StringDictionary implements the IDictonary interface and the serializer aborts saying classes implementing that interface are not supported yet.
So I guess you have to do it on your own. Should not be to hard using the XmlTextWriter and XmlTextReader classes. Simply iterate over the dictionary and use the appropriate WriteXX or ReadXX methods to store or retrieve each dictionary entry. The resulting XML could look like that:
<dictionary>
<entry>
<key>key1</key>
<value>value1</value>
</entry>
<entry>
<key>key2</key>
<value>value2</value>
</entry>
...
</dictionary>
"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." - Rick Cook www.troschuetz.de
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How do i remove this attribute xmlns="" (blank namespace) from my XMLDocument
-- modified at 10:57 Monday 19th March, 2007
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Hi Guys,
I have html tags in XSL in encoded format like "<:>:" (I am writing wrong myself), I want to implement these tags in browser. if anyone of you have solution or example please let me know I am struglling to fix it for last one week but still couldn't able to do it.
I can see tags <> in browser but in "View Source" they are still in "<:>:"
This is my second post but still haven't got any answer yet.
Regards,
Abubakar
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good day...
i'm new to wml and wmlscript. i use nokia toolkit and its emulator to design a site. i want to know what are the requirements and procedure so i could display my wap site on mobile phones.
thank you in advance.
p.s. please forgive me if i didn't place my message on the correct section. i just thought that wml is xml-based that's why i post it in this section.
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i have a XML file and need to update its data into MYSQL database. I using vb.net. How to i need to write it ?
Best regards,
Chee ken
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I'm creating a XmlDocument from string, when I'm calling Load method I get an exception: Illegal characters in path.
Any suggestions?
thanks in advance
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It would be very helpful to see the code you're talking about.
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shouldn't you be using loadXML ?
Russ
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If he really want to get xml form string not from file - yes.
"Throughout human history, we have been dependent on machines to survive. Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony. " - Morpheus
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Hello.
I need to insert MS Word and MS Excell documents directly into html file. I use <object> tag for these perposes. Everything is ok and the whole documents can be viewed in IE through html file. But the problem is that these documents can not be printed currently from html file!
One possible reason is that version of server(office) to print these OLE objects must be exatly the same as the version of office they were created in.
Is there are any others ways to create printable html (or xml) document with office OLE objects inside?
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