Lei,
that is normal!
Either you change your XPath expression to only filter the element name
*String s =
document.valueOf("//*[local-name()='serviceRoot']/*[local-name()='serviceMethod']");
*or you use another method for XPath matching where you can
addNamespace("intx","http://B2Bi.seaie.ccb.com/InTxB2Bi002
<http://b2bi.seaie.ccb.com/InTxB2Bi002>");
then match with expression:
*"//*intx*:serviceRoot/*intx*:serviceMethod"
*hope that helps.
paul
*
*
雷雨平 wrote:
Hello everyone! Would you do me a favor?
I have a XML string:
<!-- begin -->
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<serviceRoot *xmlns*=" http://B2Bi.seaie.ccb.com/InTxB2Bi002
<http://b2bi.seaie.ccb.com/InTxB2Bi002>" xmlns:xsi="
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance
<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance>">
<serviceName>TelecomService</serviceName>
<servicePort>TelecomService</servicePort>
<serviceMethod>cxCharge</serviceMethod>
<appKey>123</appKey>
</serviceRoot>
<!-- end -->
// I want to read the text of <serviceMethod> with valueOf(String
xpathExpression) method:
*String s = document.valueOf("//serviceRoot/serviceMethod");*
// The "s" shuld be "cxCharge", but it is "".
I found the "xmlns" is the cause of it. If I set xmlns to "" or delete
it, I will get string I expected.
The xmlns always exsits and can't modify. How can I get expected
string in this case?
*Thank you very much!!* :-)
Lei YuPing
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