Re: How to nest logicsheet tags of different libraries

[Christopher Painter-Wakefield]

Too bad.  I guess you'll have to construct the String manually by iterating
over the child nodes of the DocumentFragment yourself.  Check out the API
at
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/api/org/w3c/dom/Node.html

-Christopher



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Hi,

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>
> seems like it maybe should be using getNodeValue() instead of
> getFirstChild().getNodeValue(), but I'm not familiar with the
> xsp-session-fw stuff (I'm not on C2.1 yet).
>
> The obvious workaround would seem to be
>
> org.w3c.dom.DocumentFragment fragment =
>       <xsp-session-fw:getxml as="object" context="authentication"
> path="/authentication/data/name"/>;
> <blocker:set>fragment.getNodeValue()</blocker:set>

This causes the String to be "null", because getNodevalue() returns null.
:-(

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> I also wonder what would happen if you did
>
> <blocker:set>
>       <xsp:expr>
>             <xsp-session-fw:getxml as="object" context="authentication"
> path="/authentication/data/name"/>
>       </xsp:expr>
> </blocker:set>

This has the same effect as 'as=string' without the <xsp:expr> tag around.
:-(

>
> which would wrap a String.valueOf() around the DocumentFragment.
>
> -Christopher
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> Thanks a lot, that was the solution, however now I have another problem.
>
> <xsp-session-fw:getxml as="string" context="authentication"
> path="/authentication/data/name"/>
>
> returns not the whole string, I put in the authentication context, but
> only
> the first 7 chars, or so .
> For example, when I put "Stephanie Zohner" in the context, only "Stephan"
> is
> returned.
>
> I looked into the generated Java Code. This is the code fragment, that is
> generated out of the <xsp-session-fw:getxml> Tag.
>
> XSPSessionFwHelper.getXML(this.manager,
>                 String.valueOf("authentication"),
>
>
String.valueOf("/authentication/data/name"))).getFirstChild().getNodeValue())

>
>       );
>
> It takes only the first child node of the returned XML Fragment. However
> "Stephanie Zohner" is shared among 3 child nodes.Taking only the first
> node
> results in extracting only the first of three parts of my name.
>
> This happens when I use the "as= 'string'". If I use "as= 'object'" I
> would
> get the entire string, but then again I get an eeption (as you have
> predicted), because a String is expected by the my method and not an
> DocumentFragment.
>
> Is it a bug, that only the first node is taken when using the attribute
> ''as
> = 'string''?
>
> Are there any work arounds?
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Stephanie
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