I have tried this, but the result i
4 bytes. Looks like the size of the adress.
/Espen
MSN: espene halden net
Daniel Veillard <veillard redhat com>
11.03.2005 10:40
Please respond to veillard
To:
Espen Ekeroth <espen ekeroth omxgroup com>
cc:
xml gnome org
Subject:
Re: [xml] xmlReadMemory limitation
On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 10:31:03AM +0100, Espen Ekeroth
wrote:
> Could it be my use of the function: It looks like this:
[...]
> doc = xmlReadMemory(a_node->content, 400000, "noname.xml",
NULL, 0);
[...]
> The reason for using it like this is that the xml is recevied through
the
> csoap library from a JBoss webservice.
>
> I have tried to do it useing "sizeof(a_node->content)"
but for some reason
> I only get 4 as the size (looks like the size of the adress. [I
have also
> tried to get the content first using the xmlNodeGetContent() function,
but
> the result was the same]
you must pass the length of the string buffer. You know that a_node->content
is an UTF-8 string so you can use strlen() to extract the size and pass
it
down.
doc = xmlReadMemory(a_node->content, strlen(a_node->content),
"noname.xml", NULL, 0);
Daniel
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