Problems whilst Parsing XML with KXML2

I have been doing a lot of reading up on the APIs of XMLPull and KXML2.
I seem to be facing a problem which can't be solved just by reading but rather the expertise of the more experienced programmers dealing with XML parsing in J2ME.
I know how long it takes to process an entire XML document, I just would like to parse certain parts of the document. For e.g. instead of reading the whole document, say I just want to read the first 7 items and subsequently, the next 7 items when the user clicks on the next page?
In other words, I wish to incorporate paging. Is it possible? Or if you have an alternative solution which will not make a user wait too long, please share it!
Can anyone help me?

I don't think that is possible. We can't make the XML
any smaller because it contains all the information I
want to display. Just that I want to display it in
pages/sections so as to reduce the load.
So I was thinking of whether it is possible to read
the first 5 <title> tags and next 5 for every page
... etcimagine that you have 20 pages so the user will have to download a 20 x 5 items xml file?
if the user stops the navigation at page 4, he will download 16 pages for nothing so that's
why i told you to separate the results...
an xml file for each page and not a huge for all !

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'Zugriff auf den Type und die Event ID
attribut = childNode.getAttribute("type")
EventID = childNode.getAttribute("id")
if isNull(attribut) then
wscript.echo "MultiParameter nicht gefunden" 'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerhandling, da attribut nicht vorhanden
'wenn keines dieser Attribute vorhanden ist, ist der Backupjob erfolgreich
ErrorCounter = 0
else
' pruefen was im attribut steht und dann entscheiden ob erfolgreich oder nicht
if(attribut = "error") then
if(EventID = "6002") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &")"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/953527" 'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 1
elseif(EventID = "11004") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &" - Temp File)"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - Es konnten nicht alle Daten kopiert werden, Temporaere Dateien http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/406.dfsr-does-not-replicate-temporary-files.aspx"
'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 0
elseif(EventID = "4302") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &" - Freigabeverletzung)"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - Freigabeverletzung http://support.microsoft.com/kb/973836 - Fehler ist bekannt und kann ignoriert werden" 'Wird in die
Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 0
elseif(EventID = "4208") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &" - Staging Quota)"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - Staging Quota zu klein http://blogs.technet.com/b/askds/archive/2011/07/13/how-to-determine-the-minimum-staging-area-dfsr-needs-for-a-replicated-folder.aspx"
'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 1
else
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &")"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ")" 'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 1
end if
end if
if(attribut = "warning") then
if (EventID = "4208") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &" - Staging Quota)"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - Staging Quota zu klein http://www.retherfords.com/blogs/CoryRetherford/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=104 - Fehler ist bekannt und
kann ignoriert werden" 'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 0
elseif (EventID = "11004") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &" - Temp Datei)"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - Es konnten nicht alle Daten kopiert werden, Temporaere Dateien - Fehler ist bekannt und kann ignoriert werden" 'Wird
in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 0
elseif (EventID = "4302") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &" - Freigabeverletzung)"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - Freigabeverletzung http://support.microsoft.com/kb/973836 - Fehler ist bekannt und kann ignoriert werden" 'Wird
in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 0
elseif (EventID = "4206") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &" - Staging Quota)"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - Staging Quota zu klein http://mpwiki.viacode.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=123818" 'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 0
elseif (EventID = "11001") then
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &" -)"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ") - " 'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 0
else
BackupNotes = BackupNotes & " "& attribut &"("& EventID &")"
wscript.echo "EventID: "& attribut &" ("& EventID & ")" 'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
'Fehlerbehandlung mit ErrrorCounter - Fehler bekannt = 0 Fehler unbekannt + 1
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 0
end if
end if
end if
next
else
wscript.echo "Pfad (sName): XML Datei nicht vorhanden" 'Wird in die Logdatei geschrieben
ErrorCounter = ErrorCounter + 1
'Wenn keine XML Datei vorhanden ist, wird dies in die DB geschrieben
BackupBeginTime = ""
BackupEndTime = ""
BackupBeginDate = ""
BackupEndDate = ""
BackupNotes = "XML Datei nicht vorhanden"
end if
Had somebody a Info for me what I'm doing wrong :)
Thanks & Regards
Marius

Hi JRV,
I have checked my script und I have get it running by wscript.
And I have an error with the funktion cdate:
sName: \\S-49-NICSAS-201.nicsas.local\_logs\RH\S-49-RHBAD-001\DFS\S-49-RHBAD-001-Bad_Users.xml
10
27
December 19, 2013
C:\_scripts\xmltest.vbs(56, 3) Microsoft VBScript runtime error: Type mismatch:'cdate'
THis is the Code:
dfsDate = left(oneNode.text, Laenge)
'nimm von links die 25 folgenden Zeichen (Friday, November 09, 2012)
dfsVon = inStr(dfsDate, ",")
'pruefe wo das 1. Komma ist und schreiben die Zeichen in die Variable
dfsVon = dfsVon + 1
wscript.echo dfsVon
dfsBis = LEN(dfsDate)
wscript.echo dfsBis
dfsDate = mid(dfsDate, dfsVon, dfsBis)
'Nimm die daten ab dem Komme bis zum Ende des Strings
dfsDate = trim(dfsDate)
'entferne die Leerzeichen Vor und Nach dem Sting
Wscript.echo dfsDate
dfsDate = cdate(dfsDate)
'dfsDate = November 09, 2012 und wird in 09.11.2012 durch cdate umgebaut
wscript.echo dfsDate
I'm not sure why it is not working, could you help?
Thanks & Regards
Marius

Parsing XML with Java - seeking advice for method to pursue

Hi guys
So here's the deal: I want to parse some XML from a server, get all the data I need from it, then shunt that data to the classes that need it. However, I'm really not sure what the best way of parsing the XML is.
I've just written a class for obtaining the file, and one for building a DOM from the XML file. But looking at org.w3c.dom in the Java API documentation (see HERE) I'll have to implement shedloads of interfaces to be able to take advantage of the DOM, and I don't even know a lot about it.
So am I best just writing a simple parser based on regular expressions to get the data I want? There's about 5 attributes in the XML file that I need to get - 5 for each instance of the containing element. So I don't think it'll be hard to do with regular expressions.. plus even if I did decide to implement all the DOM interfaces, the only way I'd know how to do half the stuff is with regular expressions anyway. I mean, how else would you do it? How else could you match up Nodes according to the Strings you're using for the elements, attributes etc?
I worry that a parser using regular expressions might be too slow... I'm building this as an applet to visually display information from the server. I have nothing to support those fears, I'm just not experienced enough to know whether speed would be a problem if I chose this route... I don't think it would, but really need confirmation of that suspicion being unfounded.
Any advice would be very, very welcome, as I'm tearing my hair out at the moment, unsure what to do.

Komodo wrote:But JDOM is not in the core class libraries, is it? So if I want to create an applet embedded into a website, am I able to get people to download that as well?
Sorry, I don't know anything about applets.
Komodo wrote:Everyone's advice is appreciated, but my core question remains unanswered - would using regular expressions, considering how simple and unchanging the XML files are, be a viable option in terms of speed?
Yes! I've done more than my fair share of XML processing with REs. It's not always easy. I often wish I could just use something XPath-like. But it's certainly easy to do and would probably mean that you'd have something up and running quicker than if you spent time investigating pure XML parsing approaches.

Parsing XML with namespaces SOLVED

I'm working on a SOAP-based self-service UCCX/IPIVR script where the caller inputs an account number and I call a SOAP service and get an XML result. That part works great. I used this excellent article https://supportforums.cisco.com/document/97736/uccx-8x-really-simple-soap-client-no-custom-jar to accomplish that. With slight modification to work with the particular server/service, it works flawlessly.
My return XML file has namespaces in it with multiple sections. See attached text file with the return results.I get the same result from the SOAP call from UCCX and also from SoapUI.
First off, my Java skills are very basic at best. Also, please forgive me if I use incorrect terms when it comes to XML nomenclature.
I need to read each <b:Bill> section and parse the various elements within each section. I can use the statement "//*[local-name()='AssessmentType']" and get the AssessmentType element from the 1st <b:Bill> section but that's it. I don't know how to access the 2nd and subsequent <b:Bill> sections. I checked a number of different articles on various sites including the forums but I haven't found anything that I can understand let alone make work. I thought using QName was going to be my answer but I can't figure out how to make that work.The more I read about this the more confused I get.
I found a reference somewhere using //Bills/Bill[1]/AssessmentType to access the 1st section and //Bills/Bill[2]/AssessmentType to access the 2nd section but that returns null in both instances. If I use //a:Bills/b:Bill/b:AssessmentType I get an exception, prefix must resolve to a namespace a: exception in org.Apache.xpath.domapi.XPathStylesheetDOM3Exception.
I event tried modifying the <b:Bill> tag to <b:Bill ID="1"> and using "//*[local-name()=[@ID=1]/AssessmentType" and <Bill ID="1"> but neither of those worked. I tried removing the b: from all of the elements and tried using the same syntax but I still get null.
I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction on how I can do what I need to do, if it's even possible. I'm sure it is, I just don't know how to go about it.
For testing, I just hard-coded the return XML string into a String variable, converted that to a document so I could use the Get XML Document Data step to parse it. The soapResponseStringModified variable is:
U"<s:Envelope xmlns:s=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\"><s:Body><SOAPGetBillSummaryResponse xmlns=\"http://soap.xxx\"><SOAPGetBillSummaryResult xmlns:a=\"http://schemas.xxx\" xmlns:i=\"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance\"><a:ErrorMessage i:nil=\"true\"/><a:Success>true</a:Success><a:BillCount>2</a:BillCount><a:Bills xmlns:b=\"http://schemas.xxx\"><b:Bill><b:AssessmentType>Annual</b:AssessmentType><b:BillAmount>8259.96</b:BillAmount><b:BillNumber>272818</b:BillNumber><b:BillType>Secured</b:BillType><b:IsRollover>False</b:IsRollover><b:LevyAmount>7508.24</b:LevyAmount><b:RollDate>2014</b:RollDate><b:TaxStatus>Cancelled</b:TaxStatus></b:Bill><b:Bill><b:AssessmentType>Additional</b:AssessmentType><b:BillAmount>7758.24</b:BillAmount><b:BillNumber>501340</b:BillNumber><b:BillType>Secured</b:BillType><b:IsRollover>False</b:IsRollover><b:LevyAmount>7758.24</b:LevyAmount><b:RollDate>2014</b:RollDate><b:TaxStatus>Unpaid</b:TaxStatus></b:Bill></a:Bills><a:GlobalData xmlns:b=\"http://schemas.xxx\"><b:Address>123 MAIN ST</b:Address><b:City>ANY TOWN</b:City><b:EDO>19500909</b:EDO><b:IsDelinquent>true</b:IsDelinquent><b:IsVoid>false</b:IsVoid><b:ParcelNumber>00000</b:ParcelNumber><b:State>XX</b:State><b:TaxRateArea>3016</b:TaxRateArea><b:TodaysDate>20150323</b:TodaysDate><b:Zip>00000</b:Zip></a:GlobalData><a:MainRoll>false</a:MainRoll></SOAPGetBillSummaryResult></SOAPGetBillSummaryResponse></s:Body></s:Envelope>"
Script (run in single-step mode from the IDE):
I appreciate any guidance.
Bill

It looks like I found a solution to my problem. I haven't explored this for all the possible SOAP methods I have to use but this "solution" looks encouraging.
If I do a replace() on the namespaces for a: and b: with an empty string, then replace the a:, /a:, b: and /b: with an empty string, I can use the XPath statements //Bill[1]/<FieldName>, //Bill[2]/<FieldName>, //Bill[x]/<FieldName> I can extract the data in a loop since I know the total number of bills ahead of time.
I replace xmlns:a="http://schemas.xxx" and xmlns:b="http://schemas.xxx" with "", I can extract the elements in the Bill tags.
It looks like this will solve my problem. It's not elegant but it works. When I loop through the elements, they' re updating appropriately based on the returned XML response.
I'm sure there's a more elegant way to solve this problem but based on my limited coding skills, I found this a workable solution. I don't know how to use all the various Java tools available to me so this does the job.
If someone knows the proper way to do this, I'd like to know how it's done. This will add to my toolkit and make my code easier to maintain down the road.
Bill

Parsing XML with DTD residing in jar file

Hi,
I have problems using crimson parser for my program under JDK 1.4.0b2. It attempts to parse an xml file with SAX. The corresponding lies in a jar file in a different directory but reachable through the classpath. All I get is an exception.
org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Relative URI "my.dtd"; kann nicht ohne eine Dokument-URI aufgel�st werden.
at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.fatal(Parser2.java:3121)
at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.fatal(Parser2.java:3115)
at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.resolveURI(Parser2.java:2702)
at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.maybeExternalID(Parser2.java:2674)
at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.maybeDoctypeDecl(Parser2.java:1125)
at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.parseInternal(Parser2.java:489)
at org.apache.crimson.parser.Parser2.parse(Parser2.java:305)
at org.apache.crimson.parser.XMLReaderImpl.parse(XMLReaderImpl.java:433)
at org.xml.sax.helpers.XMLReaderAdapter.parse(XMLReaderAdapter.java:223)
at javax.xml.parsers.SAXParser.parse(SAXParser.java:326)
I used Xerces before and it worked fine. I already searched the community for that problem. All hints I found assume that xml file and dtd are in the same directory. Setting the systemId of the input source doesn't fix the problem.
Is there anyone out there knowing what to do?
Thanks,
Thorsten

Use a Resolver to map a PUBLIC name to a local name:
<!DOCTYPE DOC PUBLIC "-//gaskin.de//XMLDOC 1.0//EN"
"http://www.gaskin.de/dtd/xmldoc.dtd">
public static register() {
   ClassLoader loader = Resolver.class.getClassLoader();
   registerCatalogEntry(
      "-//gaskin.de//XMLDOC 1.0//EN",
      "de/gaskin/resources/dtd/XMLDOC.DTD",
      loader);
}

Problem while parsing xml file

HI
I have a xml file which looks like this
          <--A>
<ID>ABCD</ID>
               <--B>
               <Amount1>1</Amount1>
               <Amount2>2</Amount2>
               <--/B>
               <--B>
          <Amount1>3</Amount1>
               <Amount2>4</Amount2>
               <--/B>
          <--/A>
          <--A>
<ID>EFGH</ID>
               <--B>
               <Amount1>5</Amount1>
               <Amount2>6</Amount2>
               <--/B>
               <--B>
          <Amount1>7</Amount1>
               <Amount2>8</Amount2>
               <--/B>
          <--/A>
(Appended -- before tags so that its displayed properly here)
I have to parse through this xml file and for each ID,i have to display corresponding amounts.As we can see //A represents each row.
I have written code like this.
l_clob := '<<<XML Content as shown above >>>;
dbms_xmlparser.parseClob(l_parser, l_clob);
l_doc := dbms_xmlparser.getDocument(l_parser);
-- Free resources associated with the CLOB and Parser now they are no longer needed.
dbms_xmlparser.freeParser(l_parser);
l_nl1 := dbms_xslprocessor.selectNodes(dbms_xmldom.makeNode(l_doc),'//A');
FOR cur_rec IN 0 .. dbms_xmldom.getLength(l_nl1) - 1 LOOP
l_n1 := dbms_xmldom.item(l_nl1, cur_rec);
lv_id := dbms_xslprocessor.valueOf(l_n1,'ID/text()');
l_nl2 := dbms_xslprocessor.selectNodes(dbms_xmldom.makeNode(l_doc),'//B');
FOR cur_rec2 IN 0 .. dbms_xmldom.getLength(l_nl2) - 1 LOOP
l_n2 := dbms_xmldom.item(l_nl2, cur_rec2);
lv_Amount1 := dbms_xslprocessor.valueOf(l_n2,'Amount1/text()');
lv_Amount2 := dbms_xslprocessor.valueOf(l_n2,'Amount2/text()');
dbms_Output.put_line (lv_id ||lv_Amount1|| lv_Amount2 );
end loop;
end loop;
The problem i am facing is , in the second loop i want to disdplay only values corresponding to ID which is coming in first loop.But when i give //B,its going through all the values in xml file under //B but not going through //B part of each record fethed in loop1.
How can we display Each ID and corresponding amounts only(Not all the Amounts in XML File).
Thanks
Pramod
Edited by: 842802 on Mar 21, 2011 9:27 AM

No need for Pl/SQL:
with t as (
select '<A>
<ID>ABCD</ID>
<B>
<Amount1>1</Amount1>
<Amount2>2</Amount2>
</B>
<B>
<Amount1>3</Amount1>
<Amount2>4</Amount2>
</B>
</A>
<A>
<ID>EFGH</ID>
<B>
<Amount1>5</Amount1>
<Amount2>6</Amount2>
</B>
<B>
<Amount1>7</Amount1>
<Amount2>8</Amount2>
</B>
</A>' x from dual
select id,
        amount1,
        amount2
from t,
        xmltable(
                 '$d/D/A'
                 passing xmltype('<D>' || x || '</D>') as "d"
                 columns id varchar2(10) path 'ID',
                         B xmltype path '/'
                ) y,
        xmltable(
                 '$d/A/B'
                 passing y.b as "d"
                 columns amount1 number path '/B/Amount1',
                         amount2 number path '/B/Amount2'
                ) z
ID            AMOUNT1    AMOUNT2
ABCD                1          2
ABCD                3          4
EFGH                5          6
EFGH                7          8
SQL> SY.

Parsing xml with dom4j - cannot find jar file

Hi,
I'm using Jdeveloper 10g and tomcat 5.5.9. I have a servlet which calls a java class (ParseXML.java) that trys to parse an xml string using dom4j. A snippet of ParseXML.java...
import org.dom4j.Document;
import org.dom4j.DocumentException;
import org.dom4j.io.SAXReader;
public class ParseXML {
public ParseXML(String xml) {
          this.XML_STRING = xml;
     public String parse() {
          SAXReader reader = new SAXReader();
          Document document = null;
          try {
               document = reader.read(XML_STRING);
               } catch (DocumentException de) {
               return de.getMessage();
          } catch (Exception e) {
               return e.getMessage();
               return "The xml root value is: " + document.getRootElement().getName();
} I've downloaded the dom4j 1.6.1 jar and put it on the project class path (specified in the jdev project proerties), and my code also compiles ok. But when i try to instantiate ParseXML from my servlet i get a runtime exception:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Servlet execution threw an exception
root cause
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/dom4j/DocumentException
     arcims.GetMapServlet.doPost(GetMap.java:45)
     javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:709)
     javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:802I'm not sure if this is a class path issue or something else; i've checked and rechecked the classpath and nothing seems amiss.
Suggestions, anyone?

Question: Is it really necessary to use a
StringReader if my xml document is not saved to disk?
I get XML_STRING from a web service, convert it into
a xml document so i can manipulate/parse it, but then
i don't save the document, i just discard it. How
does my system's default character set affect string
manipulations that i do within my java app?Your system's default charset doesn't have anything to do with string manipulations, if by that you mean substrings and concatenations of strings. It is used when you convert strings to bytes and bytes to strings. If your string contains a character that can't be handled by your default charset, then converting that string to bytes will put ? in place of that character. Converting those bytes back to a string will leave the ? as is. Thus your string has been changed.
Also converting the string to bytes can have bad results, because the first thing the XML parser does is to convert the bytes back to a string, using the charset declared in the XML. If this charset is different from your system's default, then your XML may be corrupted by this process if it contains characters that are encoded differently in the two charsets. The typical example of this is European accented letters like �, which are encoded differently in ISO-8859-1 or Windows-1252 (most people's default charsets) and UTF-8 (the default XML charset).
Besides, converting the string to bytes just so it can be immediately converted back to a string is rather wasteful.

Problem in parsing XML using DOM Parser.

Hi,
I am parsing an XML using DOM Parser.
When i try to get attributes of a node, i dont get in the order it is written. For Eg. This the node:
<Level0 label="News" link="/website/ing_news.nsf/ViewNewsForm?OpenForm&All" level="202" uid="COGN-4MNMT3" parentid="aaaa">
When i try to print the attribute values i should get in the order:
News, /website/ing_news.nsf/ViewNewsForm?OpenForm&All, 202, COGN-4MNMT3, aaaa
BUT I AM GETTING IN THE ORDER:
News, 202, /website/ing_news.nsf/ViewNewsForm?OpenForm&All, aaaa, COGN-4MNMT3
Is there any way to sort this problem out?
Thanks and Regards,
Ashok

Hi Guys,
Thanks a lot for your replies.
But i want to keep all the values as attributes only.
the XML file is as shown below:
<Menu>
<Level0 label="News" link="/website/ing_news.nsf/ViewNewsForm?OpenForm&All" level="202" uid="COGN-4MNMT3" parentid="aaaa" children="3">
     <Level1 label="ING News" link="" level="1" uid="COGN-4MNN89" parentid="COGN-4MNMT3" children="3" >
          <Level2 label="All ING News" link="/website/ing_news.nsf/ViewNewsForm?OpenForm&All" level="2" uid="INGD-4MVTK2" parentid="COGN-4MNN89" children="0">
          </Level2>
</Level1>
</Level0>
The code i was using to get attributes is:
String strElementName = new String(node.getNodeName());
     // System.out.println("strElementName:"+node.getNodeName());
NamedNodeMap attrs = node.getAttributes();
if (attrs != null) {
int iLength = attrs.getLength();
for (int i = 0; i < iLength; i++) {
String strAttributes = (String) attrs.item(i).getNodeName();
String strValues = (String) attrs.item(i).getNodeValue();
Also is it not possible to Enforce the order using some Schema/DTD in this case?
TIA
Ashok

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