The first child, is not necessarily "Element1", but the text node
containing the carriage return.
Your in memory object model probably looks like this:
#document
#element: Element
#text: \n
#element: Element1
#text: gg
#text: \n
--Keith
Sangita Gupta wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> This is my xml document:
> <?xml...etc>
> <Element>
> <Element1>gg</Element1>
> </Element>
> -------------------------------------------------
> I loaded this document and have a doc. I have a RootElement of type
> DOM_Element which is the root of the document. I am doing :
>
> DOM_Element RootElement = doc.getDocumentElement();
> DOM_Node ChildElement = RootElement.getFirstChild();
> cout<< ChildElement.getNodeName().transcode();
>
> This outputs #text whereas I am expecting to see Element1.
> what is the deal?
>
> Thanks in adv.
> -s
