Import data from XML file into ICM script

Hello,
Is it possible to read data from an XML file into an ICM Admin script? If yes, using which node?
Thanks,
Justine.

Hi,
as far as i know not directy. Only Method i could think of right now is via CVP Application (Java Class, Custom Node) or IVR Script.
To import data you only have the Database Node which does only allow sources form the Database Lookup Explorer ir passing data along to/from external scripts.
Fabian

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Hi James,
I have followed upto step No: 12 .
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I am not able to find figure out where to specify the path of the XML file to be loaded into BI.
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******************* MODIFIED CONTENT OF MODIFYING.CPP FILE. ***************************************************************************************** ************
// ========================================================================================= ========
// Copyright 2008 Adobe Systems Incorporated
// All Rights Reserved.
// NOTICE: Adobe permits you to use, modify, and distribute this file in accordance with the terms
// of the Adobe license agreement accompanying it.
// ========================================================================================= ========
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