XML & ASP Question

[Stan Sainte-Rose]

Hi Guys,
A simple question
I have a xml file
<lg>
<part name="myPart">
<subpart name="ab">ab</subpart>
<subpart name="cd">cd</subpart>
<subpart name="ef">ef</subpart>
</part>
</lg>

I need to read the name value of the part node.
I mean, how can I get : myPart ?

Thanks

Stan

[Evertjan.]

Stan Sainte-Rose wrote on 13 sep 2005 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

Hi Guys,
A simple question
I have a xml file
<lg>
<part name="myPart">
<subpart name="ab">ab</subpart>
<subpart name="cd">cd</subpart>
<subpart name="ef">ef</subpart>
</part>
</lg>

I need to read the name value of the part node.
I mean, how can I get : myPart ?

Off topic, where is the ASP?
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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Stan Sainte-Rose wrote:

Hi Guys,
A simple question
I have a xml file
<lg>
<part name="myPart">
<subpart name="ab">ab</subpart>
<subpart name="cd">cd</subpart>
<subpart name="ef">ef</subpart>
</part>
</lg>

I need to read the name value of the part node.
I mean, how can I get : myPart ?

Thanks

Stan

<%
dim xmldoc
set xmldoc=createobject("msxml2.domdocument")
xmldoc.load "filename.xml"
dim oNode
set oNode=nothing
set oNode=xmldoc.selectSingleNode("//part")
if not isnothing(oNode) then
response.write oNode.getAttribute("name")
end if
%>

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Stan Sainte-Rose wrote:

Hi Guys,
A simple question
I have a xml file
<lg>
<part name="myPart">
<subpart name="ab">ab</subpart>
<subpart name="cd">cd</subpart>
<subpart name="ef">ef</subpart>
</part>
</lg>

I need to read the name value of the part node.
I mean, how can I get : myPart ?

Thanks

Stan

<%
dim xmldoc
set xmldoc=createobject("msxml2.domdocument")
xmldoc.load "filename.xml"
dim oNode
set oNode=nothing
set oNode=xmldoc.selectSingleNode("//part")
if not isnothing(oNode) then
response.write oNode.getAttribute("name")
end if
%>

Bob Barrows

Thanks :-)

Stan