Hong, The use of a default namespace makes the XPath more tricky, as the namespace technically exists as a prefix although it is not visible in the document. As an example, I used this sample content:
<report xmlns="http://cp.com/rules/client";> <entry>Hello</entry> </report> In order to get the value "Hello", I had to use wildcards and/or local-name(). The explicit path /report/entry needed to be changed to: /*[local-name()='report']/*[local-name()='entry'] Also //*[local-name()='entry'] works, and so on. Basically when you need to match a particular tag (versus using wildcards), you can use *[local-name='<your_tag_name_here>'] Regards, Matt On Sat, May 21, 2016 at 5:43 PM, Hong Li <[email protected]> wrote: > The xml file I received comes with attribute xmlns such as > > <report xmlns="http://cp.com/rules/client";> > > > How may I use EvaluateXPath to process the xml file? > > Thanks. > Hong > > Hong Li > > Centric Consulting > > In Balance > (888) 781-7567 office > (614) 296-7644 mobile > www.centricconsulting.com | @Centric
