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I am trying to use xpathsnippet(). I have the following XML response
aneeshv
over 12 years ago
I am trying to use xpathsnippet().
I have the following XML response from a REST WebService.
<ResponseStatus Code=0></ResponseStatus>
If I do xpathsnippet(//ResponseStatu/text()) , I will only get Code=0.
But what if I only want 0, how do I get that?
Any easy way to do it?...
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Brett Shomaker
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over 12 years ago
xpath is a well-documented standard, we can't repeat all of the documentation in our product docs. That said, we can add a few examples and link to a good online source for more details. Thanks for the feedback.
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Brett Shomaker
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over 12 years ago
xpath is a well-documented standard, we can't repeat all of the documentation in our product docs. That said, we can add a few examples and link to a good online source for more details. Thanks for the feedback.
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