XML Tree

hello,

Thank you for your answers. But this is not really what I want to do :)

Indeed, I want to create a node for each XML entity.
The methods you told me just return a DocumentType with a root that
containt the whole xml file!
Any idea how to populate the DocumentType.nodes? Or maybe there is an
other object that I should use?

Thank you for your help

Sara

The document contains nodes - you can walk them.  I do just that to
deal with RSS/Atom feeds in BottomFeeder

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Sara,

You actually got a tree od such nodes. Root is only a root node,
containing all others as children, and children of children etc.

Then you can access those nodes with methods, like in these examples:

        (doc root anyElementNamed: 'bpmn') elementsNamed: 'attribute')
        (each attributeNamed: 'type' ifAbsent: ['']) value.
etc ..

JAnko

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