Getting at a top-level XML attribute

It's Friday afternoon... I'm fried and can't seem to figure
out how to get at a top-level XML attribute.
Some specifics...
My XML doc has a single attribute in the top node followed by
several "version" nodes
<projData projectName="Spry Project">
<version>
I successfully load and create an xml data set from said XML
file. Later on, I use the getDocument() method to refer to the XML
DOM doc used by the original xml data set. I need to extract the
value of the attribute "projectName" into a javascript variable.
The xpath query should be "projData/@projectName" but all I
get returned is an undefined value.
Any ideas? I'm sure it's something simple that I'm
overlooking.

> can you please helo.
This is impossible.
Obviously your ABAP mapping is wrong. Fix it.

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