xml-parsing

Link to the original question: bash script extract XML data into column format and now for a modification and explanation -> Something within this line of code is not correct and I believe it is with the substr portion and that would be because I don't have a full understanding and would like to learn HOW better to understand it. Yes I have looked at documentation and its not fully clicking. A couple examples as well as an answer would really be helpful. awk -F'[<>]' 'BEGIN{a["STKPR"]="Prod";a["STKSVBLKU"]="Prod";a["STKSVBLOCK"]="Prod";a["STKSVBLK2"]="Test";} /Name/{name=$3; type=a[substr(name

I have a problem in importing a very big XML file with 36196662 lines. I am trying to create a Neo4j Graph Database of this XML file with Py2neo my xml file look like that: http://imgur.com/pLylHeG and My python code to import the xml data into Neo4j is like that: from xml.dom import minidom from py2neo import Graph, Node, Relationship, authenticate from py2neo.packages.httpstream import http http.socket_timeout = 9999 import codecs authenticate("localhost:7474", "neo4j", "******") graph = Graph("http://localhost:7474/db/data/") xml_file = codecs.open("User_profilesL2T1.xml","r", encoding=

I have a xml file with this structure: <?DOMParser ?> <logbook:LogBook xmlns:logbook="http://www/logbook/1.0" version="1.2"> <product> <serialNumber value="764000606"/> </product> <visits> <visit> <general> <startDateTime>2014-01-10T12:22:39.166Z</startDateTime> <endDateTime>2014-03-11T13:51:31.480Z</endDateTime> </general> <parts> <part number="03081" name="WSSA" index="0016"/> </parts> </visit> <visit> <general> <startDateTime>2013-01-10T12:22:39.166Z</startDateTime> <endDateTime>2013-03-11T13:51:31.480Z</endDateTime> </general> <parts> <part number="02081" name="PSSF" index="0017"/> </parts

I am trying to parse SEC edgar xml data and am confused by definition linkable. Below is an extract from the definition linkbase for apple for their 10-Q. Note: the roleURI column has been added from the roleRef elements in the definition linkbase. idx order role {http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink}arcrole {http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink}from roleURI {http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink}to 16 1 http://www.apple.com/taxonomy/role/StatementOfIncome http://xbrl.org/int/dim/arcrole/dimension-domain dei_LegalEntityAxis aapl-20151226.xsd#Role_StatementOfIncome dei_EntityDomain 33 1 http://www.apple.com/taxonomy

I have an XML as below (has 100s of line): <root> <data v="1.0"> <cellimage counter="0" cash_filename="C:\Temp\_TempFolder\39d437f08cc302876a70a0f91b137991_h.jpg" width="94" height="141" /> <cellimage counter="1" cash_filename="C:\Temp\_TempFolder\39d437f08cc302876a70a0f91b137991_h.jpg" width="94" height="141" /> </data> </root> Can anyone please tell me how I can loop through it and extract attributes like 'counter' and 'cash_filename' from the above XML file in JSP. So far I have following code: <% DocumentBuilderFactory dbf = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance(); DocumentBuilder db = dbf

I'm building a VTD based XML Parsing engine in order to process files from several input systems. I'm currently trying to get values from tags with namespace prefix: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <cli:clients xmlns declarations > <cli:client> <dat:name>CLIENT NAME</dat:name> <dat:age>1</dat:age> </cli:client> and querying the following Xpaths: //client/age/text() //client/name/text() How can I set VTD AutoPilot to ignore the namespace prefix? NOTE : I cannot change the xpaths as I already have this engine in production implemented with JDK's default xpath engine. UPDATE : See below

I'm using the Mini-XML library to parse and XML file. I am able to load just about every element and attribute, but I am having trouble loading a long string. Here is the relevant part of the code: //Load XML file into XmlO void load(wxString filenam){ //First, convert wxString to std::string for safety (char* is transient), then to const char* std::string tmp_filenam = std::string(filenam.mb_str()); const char* tmp_filenam2 = tmp_filenam.c_str(); //Get pointer to file fp = fopen(tmp_filenam2,"r"); //Load tree tree = mxmlLoadFile(NULL, fp, MXML_TEXT_CALLBACK); //Close file (be nice!) fclose(fp