I think you should fetch the first text() node of tmp .. tmp is the beannumber element.. getNodeValue is just a generic method of the Node interface .. so a Node can be an attribute, text node, element, document, etc.. "getNodeValue" does not return a value for all of these subinterfaces per se.bean.getElementsByTagName("beannumber") returns a DeepNodeList-Object. I get an object Node() via the method item() of the class DeepNodeListImpl.var number = bean.getElementsByTagName("beannumber"); var tmp = number.item(0); tmp is now an object of type Node(). When I say tmp.getNodeName() I get "beannumber". (that's correct) When I say tmp.getNodeValue I get "null". How can I receive the value of my bean? Thanks Saskia
I think "tmp.getNodeValue().getFirstChild().getNodeValue()" should give you the correct value. "getFirstChild()" should return the first text node of the beannumber element, which holds the actual value. Dennis --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
