Hello everyone, can anybody shed light on my problem? I create an xml document with the ibm parser, I print the result to the console and I get: <application> <type> <number/> <kind/> </type> <client> <demo> <first_name/> <last_name/> <salutation/> <age/> <marital_status/> </demo> </client> </application> wich is exactly the data structure I want. I save it to a file. Now I want to get the file, parse it and loop through the nodes to get to a specific node. code: NonValidatingTXDOMParser parser = new NonValidatingTXDOMParser(); parser.parse(new InputSource(xml)); doc = (com.ibm.xml.parser.TXDocument)parser.getDocument(); now I want to find the element "type" in my datastructure and visit its children: for(Node node=doc.getDocumentElement().getFirstChild(); node!=null; node.getNextSibling()){ if(node.getNodeName().equalsIgnoreCase("type")){.....} I cannot get pass this point because the node.getNodeName always returns "#text". A system.out.println(node) reveals that the parser see the element (that I have created as TXElement) as a TXtext... Anybody knows why? Any way around it?
[This message has been edited by Barbara Foute Nelong (edited July 08, 2001).]
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