We are consuming a web service response xml and I am able to retrieve data for s

karlaw over 12 years ago

We are consuming a web service response xml and I am able to retrieve data for specific tags using this syntax:

if( (xpathsnippet(pv!customersOnAccountResponseBody_Txt, "//*[local-name(.)='ReturnCode']/text()")) = "", "", xpathsnippet(pv!customersOnAccountResponseBody_Txt, "//*[local-name(.)='ReturnCode']/text()") )

The problem with the above results is that I get all instances of the tag "ReturnCode". I only want the data from this tag when its in a particular child tag. How would the syntax change above then?

I have tried absolute and realize path's and neither work....

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0 karlaw over 12 years ago

We were able to get this to work but we had to strip off the <soap> tags at the beginning and end of the xml response. Thanks Owen....this was critical to parsing the response! Now if I could just get the boolean logic to work, all my issues will be resolved.
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0 karlaw over 12 years ago

We were able to get this to work but we had to strip off the <soap> tags at the beginning and end of the xml response. Thanks Owen....this was critical to parsing the response! Now if I could just get the boolean logic to work, all my issues will be resolved.
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