New to XML Parsing

[ashulko]

Hi,
I need a little help here as Im new to xml .The problem is in my web
App I get response as xml and I try to parse it using
DocumentBuilderFactory. All seems to work fine I dont get any errors
but the Document generated shows up
nothing..document.getDocumentType() returns null...

What may be the reason!!

Ashutosh

[Jana]

Quoth "as*****@gmail.com":

Hi,
I need a little help here as Im new to xml .The problem is in my web
App I get response as xml and I try to parse it using
DocumentBuilderFactory. All seems to work fine I dont get any errors
but the Document generated shows up
nothing..document.getDocumentType() returns null...

What may be the reason!!

Mime type text/xml unknown to originator?

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[Martin Honnen]

as*****@gmail.com wrote:

I need a little help here as Im new to xml .The problem is in my web
App I get response as xml and I try to parse it using
DocumentBuilderFactory. All seems to work fine I dont get any errors
but the Document generated shows up
nothing..document.getDocumentType() returns null...

Does the XML you receive have a DOCTYPE node? It is not unusual that
there is no DTD associated with an XML document. It should have a root
element however so
document.getDocumentElement()
should not be null.
I am afraid we can only guess what goes wrong, you need to provide the
relevant code you have written to use DocumentBuilderFactory and show us
how the XML looks.

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Martin Honnen
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[Simon Brooke]

in message <11*********************@l77g2000hsb.googlegroups. com>,
as*****@gmail.com ('as*****@gmail.com') wrote:

Hi,
I need a little help here as Im new to xml .The problem is in my web
App I get response as xml and I try to parse it using
DocumentBuilderFactory. All seems to work fine I dont get any errors
but the Document generated shows up
nothing..document.getDocumentType() returns null...

Show us your code. We can't say anything helpful without seeing it.

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