Hi Kaustav, Posting your actual codes helps a lot.
Basically the way this is now leaves you wide open for problems. If the value of your @@Market_MID variable (or any variable inside the XML) or any of your <@ARG>'s contain characters like <, >, or & - then this will break your XML upon assignment. Try adding ENCODING=CDATA to your variables and arguments, and see if that helps. Good luck. Scott Cadillac, Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://scott.cadillac.bz > -----Original Message----- > From: Kaustav Acharya [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2006 9:36 AM > To: witango-talk@witango.com > Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: @ASSIGN & XML? > > Good Morning Scott and all! > > Here is the original code...what's happening here that's > causing tango to choke? Market_MID is being called from a > branch that we have in the program (and we have it working in > other programs so we know it works fine... I am new to XML, > but I think the formatting is ok? Let me know!! This is with > the DOM correct formatting: > > > <@ASSIGN NAME="aiiDom" SCOPE="request" VALUE="<@DOM VALUE='<lead> > <vendorCode>COLONLINE</vendorCode> > <vendorLeadIdentifier>@@Market_MID</vendorLeadIdentifier> > <versionIdentifier>3</versionIdentifier> > <testCase>Y</testCase> > <nameLast><@ARG LASTNAME></nameLast> > <nameMiddle/> > <nameFirst ><@ARG FIRSTNAME></nameFirst> > <nameSuffix/> > <addressLine1 ><@ARG ADDRESS1></addressLine1> > <addressLine2 ><@ARG ADDRESS2></addressLine2> > <addressCity ><@ARG CITY></addressCity> > <addressState ><@ARG STATE></addressState> > <addressZip ><@ARG ZIPCODE></addressZip> > <addressCountryCode ><@ARG COUNTRY_CODE></addressCountryCode> > <homePhone ><@ARG AREA_CODE_1><@ARG PHONE1></homePhone> > <workPhone/> > <otherPhone ><@ARG AREA_CODE_2><@ARG PHONE2></otherPhone> > <internationalPhone >1<@ARG AREA_CODE_1><@ARG > PHONE1></internationalPhone> > <email ><@ARG EMAIL></email> > <bestTimeToCall ><@ARG TIME_TO_CALL></bestTimeToCall> > <highSchoolGradYear ><@ARG GRAD_YEAR></highSchoolGradYear> > <educationCompleted/> > <dateDegreeCompleted/> > <studentVisaRequired >N</studentVisaRequired> > <countryCitizenship/> > <militaryStatus/> > <locationCode><@ARG SCHOOL_CODE></locationCode> > <areaOfInterest/> > <programOfInterest ><@ARG PROGRAM></programOfInterest> > <educationObjective/> > <inquiredBefore/> > <sourceCode >COLOL</sourceCode> > <sourceDate ><@CURRENTDATE format=%Y/%M/%D></sourceDate> > <sourceTime ><@CURRENTTIME> </sourceTime> > <sourceTimeOffset/> > <sourceNumber/> > <vendorAffiliate/> > <comments/> > <preassignedAda/> > <warmTransferResult/> > <other/> > <validationResults/> > <validationNotes/> > <validationMessage/> > </lead>'>"> > > > On 7/25/06 5:07 PM, "Scott Cadillac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Thank you for the compliments Dale and Kaustav, > > > > And yes, having a big desktop can be useful > > http://download.xmlx.net/my-desktop.gif :-) > > > > @LITERAL just takes whatever you feed the value as literal > text. It's mostly > > useful if assigning a variable that may contain Metatags, > so the Metatags are > > not interpreted until calling the variable with @VAR (with > ENCODING=META or > > ENCODING=METAHTML) > > > > @LITERAL is not a requirement for @DOM, but can be useful > in some cases. > > > > Can you post the actual code Kaustav? Because other than > the element name > > issue I don't see any problems with the code you posted in > your email. > > > > Let us know. > > > > Scott Cadillac, > > Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > http://scott.cadillac.bz > > > > > > > > > >> -----Original Message----- > >> From: Kaustav Acharya [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 5:54 PM > >> To: witango-talk@witango.com > >> Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: @ASSIGN & XML? > >> > >> Hmmmm that is interesting indeed! Does the <@LITERAL> assign > >> the text following it to someDOMname? > >> > >> > >> On 7/25/06 4:44 PM, "Dale Graham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >> You have to be careful on your quoting, too... > >> > >> <@assign name="someDOMname" scope="request" > >> value="<@dom value='<startthevalues> > >> <value1>Somevalue</value1> > >> <value2>Somevalue2</value2></startthevalues>'>"> > >> > >> and mighten it be a good idea to call this with > >> <@literal > (see below) ? Scott can speak better to this > than I can. > >> > >> <@assign name="someDOMname" scope="request" > >> value="<@dom value='<@literal "<startthevalues> > >> <value1>Somevalue</value1> > >> <value2>Somevalue2</value2></startthevalues>">'>"> > >> > >> On Jul 25, 2006, at 7:04 PM, Kaustav Acharya wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >> Hi there, > >> > >> I am fairly new at all this, so please bear with me... > >> > >> So here is what I am trying to do. Take some > >> information acquired by a user on a form, store them in > >> variables, put the variables in XML format, assign the whole > >> xml into a <@DOM> and shoot it off to our client using <@URL> > >> > >> My question is this: > >> > >> If my syntax looks like this: > >> > >> <@ASSIGN NAME="someDOMname" SCOPE="request" > >> VALUE=<@DOM VALUE="<startthevvalues> > >> <value1>Somevalue</value1> > >> <value2>Somevalue2</value2></startthevalues>">> > >> > >> Why does Tango return this error message? > >> > >> Main Error Number: -902 > >> > >> An error occurred while parsing the XML. > >> Expected equal sign > >> > >> > >> Meta Stack Trace: > >> > >> Line Meta Tag > >> 0002 > >> *The meta stack is interpreted top-to-bottom: > >> the top line shows the inner metatag that caused the error. > >> > >> > >> Line “2” of this particular resultshtml is the > >> <@ASSIGN> syntax where I am trying to assign all the xml into > >> the DOM variable. Am I missing something obvious here? I > >> tried a soap approach, but it seemed to complicated, so I > >> figured I would try something a little easier... What is the > >> the expected “=” Tango is looking for? > >> > >> Any help would be great! Thanks! > >> > >> > >> ____________________________________________________ > >> Kaustav Acharya > >> Tango Programmer > >> > >> U. Inc. > >> 12250 El Camino Real, Suite #104 > >> San Diego, CA. 92130 > >> > >> Office: (858) 847-3350 x1004 > >> Fax: (858) 847-3340 > >> email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >> > >> http://www.colleges.com > >> ____________________________________________________ > >> > >> All the News. 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