Check my tools site, www.bighead.net/tools.
There is a pdf about efficient webservices. Search for domtoarray.
Something like that. I go over methods for efficiently turning doms
into arrays. Its been a while since I was doing that, but I think it
fits your situation.
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On May 22, 2007, at 2:23 PM, Fogelson, Steve wrote:
Is there a way to get a 2 dimensional array with XPointer with the
following DOM
<@assign request$ScopeDom value="<@dom value='
<webapp>
<site domain="xxxcom">
<scope_name>scope1</scope_name>
<dsn_name>Cat1</dsn_name>
<dsn_user>user1</dsn_user>
<dsn_password>password1</dsn_password>
</site>
<site domain="yyycom">
<scope_name>scope2</scope_name>
<dsn_name>Cat2</dsn_name>
<dsn_user>user2</dsn_user>
<dsn_password>password2</dsn_password>
</site>
</webapp>'>">
I get a one dimensional array with the following. I have tried
other combinations with no success.
<@elementvalue object='request$ScopeDom' element='root().child
(all).child(all)'>
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
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