RE: xerces1-4: What is wrong in this code ?

[Jesse Pelton]

The text nodes are not dummies; they're the whitespace (line breaks and
space characters) in your document.

Assuming adminRequestNode points to the "Administrate" node (which really
should be named "Administer"), "CreateUser" should be the first child. Do
you dump the "Administrate" node in code not shown?

-----Original Message-----
From: Aniruddha Shevade [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 6:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: xerces1-4: What is wrong in this code ?


When I am using xerces to parse the following xml docuemnt

<Administrate SOAP-ENC:arrayType="ur-type[1]">
<CreateUser>
  <User>
    <Name>user1</Name>
    <Password>user1</Password>
  </User>
</CreateUser>
</Administrate>

I retrieve the <Administrate> node and then the following code
DOM_NodeList operList = adminRequestNode.getChildNodes() ;
for( unsigned int numop = 0; numop < operList.getLength(); numop ++) 
        {

     // Retrieve each Request. Each Request is a child node of the
BatchRequestNode
     DOM_Node operNode = operList.item(numop);

        l_nodeName = operNode.getNodeName().transcode() ;
        l_nodeValue = operNode.getNodeValue().transcode() ;

        printf(" Node Name: %s", l_nodeName );
        printf(" Node Value:%s " , l_nodeValue ;

        delete[] l_nodeName;
        delete[] l_nodeValue;
        }

I get the following result
  Node Name: Administrate   Node Value
  Node Name: #text Node Value: 
  Node Name: CreateUser   Node Value
  Node Name: #text Node Value: 

 I would have expected just CreateUser to show up .  I do not understand why
it should even print the Administrate node
And what are these dummy nodes #text ?
  What do I have to do if I am just interested in getting the CreateUser
Node ?

Any help is appreciated

Thanks
Aniruddha

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