For what it's worth, here is the XML I am trying to parse:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<AuditEvent xmlns="http://bpm.tibco.com/2004/IAP/MED/1.2/MED"; xmlns:xsi="
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-
instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://bpm.tibco.com/2004/IAP/MED/1.2/MED
SWAuditMessage.xsd">
<SchemaVersion>1.2</SchemaVersion>
<MessageType>MED</MessageType>
<ActivityID>9</ActivityID>
<Procedure Name="EMTSUB">
<NodeName>sw113</NodeName>
<Number>6</Number>
<Description/>
<MajorVersion>0</MajorVersion>
<MinorVersion>8</MinorVersion>
<Type>SUB</Type>
<Status>released</Status>
</Procedure>
<Case Number="1958">
<Description>kt1</Description>
<Starter>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</Starter>
<TimeStarted Microseconds="838519">2006-12-21T10:37:34</TimeStarted>
</Case>
<AuditMessage>Case terminated normally</AuditMessage>
<AuditStep>
<AuditDate Microseconds="731196">2006-12-21T10:37:47</AuditDate>
<ParentRef>
<Procedure Name="EMTWSUB">
<MajorVersion>0</MajorVersion>
<MinorVersion>2</MinorVersion>
</Procedure>
<StepName>EMTSUB</StepName>
<Casenum>1809</Casenum>
</ParentRef>
</AuditStep>
<Field Name="SW_MAINCASE">
<Type>NUM</Type>
<Value>1809</Value>
</Field>
</AuditEvent>
And here is the code:
Document doc = DocumentHelper.parseText(msgText);
Element root = doc.getRootElement();
Node node = root.selectSingleNode("//SchemaVersion");
if (node != null) {
log.println("Found SchemaVersion " + node.getText());
}
else {
log.println("Unable to locate SchemaVersion");
}
In the console application, I get "Found SchemaVersion 1.2" as the output.
In the WAS app, get "Unable to locate SchemaVersion" as the output.
The log object is a PrintWriter by the way.
Thanks in advance!
Andrew
On 12/21/06, foo monkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am working on an XML project and wanting to use dom4j. I have things
working it seems. When I decided to use XPath, I found that I also need
Jaxen. So, I downloaded that, put it on the classpath and it seems to work.
Is this requirement documented somewhere? I confess that I've not fully read
all the docs so flame me if you'd like :) .
My other problem though is when I try to bundle this code up in a JEE app
and deploy it to a WebSphere Application Server. My app is happy with the
dom4j calls. But, when I try to do any XPath stuff using Jaxen, it just
doesn't work. It doesn't seem to be raising any exceptions. I just get NULL
when I do a node.selectSingleNode("//element") call.
Any ideas on how I might be able to resolve this one? Thanks to all for a
very cool (and free!) parser.
Thanks.
Andrew
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