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Parsing ---- CDATA
Hi,
Is there any way to extract the content in CDATA sections...?
as they cannot be parsed..
for example
<message><![CDATA[hello world];]></message>
in the above tag i want to extrat tag value "hello world"
which cannot be done by parsing the XML and using --- .getnodeValue()
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thanks
Sai
Last edited by Sai; April 8th, 2010 at 12:20 AM.
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Re: Parsing CDATA
apply some regex to the line to pull it out.
Re: Parsing CDATA
You should be able to parse this as ordinary XML as the CDATA is just a way of saying that the data is unparsed.
Your XML however appears to be invalid.
<message><![CDATA[hello world]]></message>
There was a semicolon between the brackets on the end of the CDATA tag.
// Json
Re: Parsing CDATA
hehe that's not the full XML i did some mistake while copying it here ..ok ny way it worked when i parsed with a normal parser.... thanks for the support
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