Do you use databinding or not. Whatever way if you have access to the
OMElement containing the request do the following.
OMElement reqElement;
Iterator iter = reqElement.getChildren();
// iterate thru children and get only the OMElements
// add the name of the element as the key using childEle.getName() and the
text content as the value childEle.getText()
HTH
Chinthaka
On Sun, Oct 5, 2008 at 4:14 PM, ibrahim demir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi all;
>
> I want to parse the request coming from the clients and generate a
> container object for my applicaion and execute my application.
>
> The request is like that
> <inBag xmlns="urn:cs.com.tr/banking">
> <booleanParam>false</booleanParam>
> <currencyParam>1233.8</currencyParam>
> <csdateParam>20080412</csdateParam>
> <cstimeParam>232320</cstimeParam>
> <doubleParam>34567</doubleParam>
> <floatParam>1234</floatParam>
> <intParam>2345</intParam>
> <longParam>4567</longParam>
> <stringParam>stringParam,</stringParam>
> <inputList>
> <key>listKey1</key>
> <value>listValue1</value>
> </inputList>
> <tableParam>
> <name>name1</name>
> <age>181</age>
> </tableParam>
> </inBag>
>
>
> So I want to create an hashtable called inBag and put the elements as keys
> and their values as values like
>
> Hashtable inBag = new Hashtable ();
>
> inBag.put("booleanParam","false");
> inBag.put("longParam",4567);
>
> I am confused with axiom and unable to find good tutorials over the net. I
> will be pleased if you show me the way to do it.
>
> Yours
>
>
>
> Ibrahim DEMIR
> CyberSoft Yazilim Muh.
> http://www.ibrahimdemir.org
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Eran Chinthaka
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