CDATA problem

[bestia9]

Hello,

I need a little help. I want to read the CDATA from an XML file :
....
<EpgDescription>

<![CDATA[ Matrix]]>

</EpgDescription>
....

I use this code to read the CDATA:

Node EpgDescription =
XPathAPI.selectSingleNode(ScheduleNodeListNode,"Ep gDescription");

Node firstchild = EpgDescription.getFirstChild();

System.out.println("start
:"+firstchild.getNodeName()+"-"+firstchild.getNodeValue()+" :end");

The problem is when i Print my node name and my node value on the
screen. I see this:

start :#text-
:end
How can I print Matrix?

Thx

[Johannes Koch]

be*****@hotmail.com wrote:

<EpgDescription>

<![CDATA[ Matrix]]>

</EpgDescription> [...] System.out.println("start
:"+firstchild.getNodeName()+"-"+firstchild.getNodeValue()+" :end");

The problem is when i Print my node name and my node value on the
screen. I see this:

start :#text-
:end

The CDATA section is not the first child node of the EpgDescription
element. It's text node with white space. Try looping over all child
nodes and concatenate the values.

--
Johannes Koch
In te domine speravi; non confundar in aeternum.
(Te Deum, 4th cent.)

[JAPISoft]

Hello,

Your code is correct but the problem is in your document structure, if
you don't have a DTD or a Schema W3C, your blank text will be considered
as text node too so your first child node is not the CDATA part but the
previous blank part.

Best wishes,

A.Brillant
EditiX - XML Editor and XSLT Debugger
http://www.editix.com

be*****@hotmail.com wrote:

Hello,

I need a little help. I want to read the CDATA from an XML file :
...
<EpgDescription>

<![CDATA[ Matrix]]>

</EpgDescription>
...

I use this code to read the CDATA:

Node EpgDescription =
XPathAPI.selectSingleNode(ScheduleNodeListNode,"Ep gDescription");

Node firstchild = EpgDescription.getFirstChild();

System.out.println("start
:"+firstchild.getNodeName()+"-"+firstchild.getNodeValue()+" :end");

The problem is when i Print my node name and my node value on the
screen. I see this:

start :#text-
:end
How can I print Matrix?

Thx

[bestia9]

Thx guy's

Problem is solved by loping all the childnodes i found the problem.
there are 3 childnode's
The first and last node are null.
the second contains the Matrix

THX

Regards

Marco

[Johannes Koch]

be*****@hotmail.com wrote:

The first and last node are null.

Well, not null, but whitespace.

--
Johannes Koch
In te domine speravi; non confundar in aeternum.
(Te Deum, 4th cent.)

[bestia9]

Indeed