I only know SAX2, but in sax2 you would simply use the attributes object, and look the values up by qname or integer index.
On Tuesday 26 March 2002 02:42 am, you wrote: > Here is a little challenger. I am trying to parse a response which comes > back from the server. Te server side I am working with was created back in > the days and XML response is absolutely invalid. But nobody on a server > side is going to change it, so I am stuck with it. Here is the doc: > > <pp.response> > <pp.authresponse merchant="1001" ordernumber="10000" > transactionid="CC_FU29DAF5F6BD" authcode="OK0133" avs="YYY" cvv2result="X" > authstatus="AUTH"/> </pp.response> > > I was able to successfully pass it to a parser(validation disabled) as a > DOM_NODE. I need to extract multiple attrubute values: ordernumber, > transactionid, authcode etc and pass them to regular strings. I've done it > before with the particular document in Java, Perl, C# etc. But I came to a > complete stumbling block with Xerces C++. I have tried multiple API > methods, but none seem to work. I even cast the DOM_Node to the > DOM_Element(what I beleive is illegal) and tried to extract values by > name. No luck. Can somebody guide me in a right direction? > > Respectfully, > > Anton Spektorov > email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
