Re: [xml] Run-time error during XML parse

[Sriram Chadalavada <swenggsri yahoo com>]

Bill,
   Thanks for the enlightening reply. I have started
using xmllint to pre-validate XML documents that will
be used by my application. The run-time error has been
fixed.

However, I am still not able to correctly parse
sub-nodes of the root.
Code:
1.cur=xmlDocGetRootElement(doc);
2.cur=cur->xmlChildrenNode;
3.while(cur != NULL)
4.{
5.if((!xmlStrcmp(cur->name, "BUCKETS")))
6. {
  
7.key=xmlNodeListGetString(doc,cur->xmlChildrenNode,1);
8.printf("Node content: %s",key);
9.xmlFreeDoc(doc);
10.return cur;
11.  }
12. cur = cur->children (also tried next);
}
return NULL;
        child->name of the root->xmlNodeChildrenNode
is being returned as "text" whereas it should be
"ENTITY". I do not know as yet what to call this error
and could not find anything relevant on the 
archives by typing "erroneous child name". 

              If you could please show me where I can
find the answer, I would be thankful. 

Regards,
Sriram
PS: Request for everybody on the Mailing list.        
          

--- "William M. Brack" <wbrack mmm com hk> wrote:
> > Hello everyone,
> >     I am a newbie to LibXML. As part of my
> project, I need to be
> > able to parse an XML document and retrieve the
> attribute values
> > of a particular node.
> >
> > I used code from John Fleck's Libxml tutorial and
> tried to parse
> > this document:
> 
> I copied your test document from your mail, and
> found there were a
> couple of errors in the XML source (missing spaces
> after quoted
> atribute names).  After correcting those mistakes, I
> tried to search
> for nodes named "BUCKETS" using the utility
> "testXpath" (included in
> the source distribution), and it worked perfectly.
> 
> Please validate your source file (using xmllint)
> before even
> *thinking* about reporting an error, and then try
> one of the library
> utilities to determine whether the problem is more
> likely in the
> library or within your program.
>
> Regards,
> Bill

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