I've basically written a small method that parses all elements of my XML document. For each element, it prints out its name, value and type. I retrieve the root node, then I retrieve its childs. Recursively I parse childs of childs etc.
I've made it parse this very simple doc: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='ascii'?> <dsi:Information xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema' xmlns:dsi='http://www'> <dsi:Alarm>toto</dsi:Alarm> </dsi:Information>
I'm surprised it returns two nodes with name #text and no value... I'm sure this is a pretty basic question, but what do those nodes represent ? what are they for ?
This is the output of my program: Retrieving all nodes of the document Root Name = dsi:Information Value= (null) Type = 1
- Name = #text <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< what's this node for ?
- Value = <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< no value ?
- Type = 3
- Prefix = (null)
- Name = dsi:Alarm - Value = (null) - Type = 1 - Prefix = dsi
-- Name = #text -- Value = toto
-- Type = 3
-- Prefix = (null)
-- Name = #text <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< what's this node for ?
-- Value =
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< no value ?
-- Type = 3
-- Prefix = (null)Thanks very much Axelle.
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