I am new to asp and have a deadline in the next few days. i receive the following xml from within a webservice response.
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You need to read about MSXML parser. Here is a link to a good all-in-one example http://oreilly.com/pub/h/466
Some reading on XPath will help as well. You could get all the information you need in MSDN.
Stealing the code from Luke excellent reply for aggregation purposes:
Dim oXML, oNode, sKey, sValue
Set oXML = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.DomDocument.6.0") 'creating the parser object
oXML.LoadXML(sXML) 'loading the XML from the string
For Each oNode In oXML.SelectNodes("/user_data/person_info/attribute")
sKey = oNode.GetAttribute("name")
sValue = oNode.Text
Select Case sKey
Case "execution_status"
... 'do something with the tag value
Case else
... 'unknown tag
End Select
Next
Set oXML = Nothing
You could try loading the xml into the xmldocument object and then parse it using it's methods.
By ASP I assume you mean Classic ASP? Try:
Dim oXML, oNode, sKey, sValue
Set oXML = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.DomDocument.4.0")
oXML.LoadXML(sXML)
For Each oNode In oXML.SelectNodes("/user_data/person_info/attribute")
sKey = oNode.GetAttribute("name")
sValue = oNode.Text
' Do something with these values here
Next
Set oXML = Nothing
The above code assumes you have your XML in a variable called sXML. If you are consuming this via an ServerXMLHttp request, you should be able to use the ResponseXML property of your object in place of oXML above and skip the LoadXML step altogether.