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Extracting Field values for XML file
Post 302301262 by junaid.nehvi on Thursday 26th of March 2009 10:46:14 AM
03-26-2009
Extracting Field values for XML file
i have an input file of XML type with data like
<nx-charging:additional-parameter name="NX_INTERNATIONALIZED_CLID" value="919427960829"/><nx-charging:finalStatus>RESPONSE , Not/Applicable , OK</nx-charging:finalStatus></nx-charging
rocess>
i want to extract data such that i get the output like:
additional-parameter name=NX_INTERNATIONALIZED_CLID
value=919427960829
finalStatus=RESPONSE Not/Applicable , OK
i have done some coding for it
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
int main()
{
char DataIn[] = "<nx-charging:additional-parameter name=\"NX_INTERNATIONALIZED_CLID\" value=\"919427960829\"/><nx-charging:finalStatus>RESPONSE , Not/Applicable , OK</nx-charging:finalStatus></nx-chargingrocess>";
char *str = DataIn;
char *token;
while ( (token = strtok ( str, ":<>/" )) )
{
puts(token);
str = 0;
}
return 0;
}
But my output comes as:
/***OUTPUT*****
nx-charging
additional-parameter name="NX_INTERNATIONALIZED_CLID" value="919427960829"
nx-charging
finalStatus
RESPONSE , Not
Applicable , OK
nx-charging
finalStatus
nx-charging
process
the fields highlighted are not required by me.
Plus the fields
finalStatus
RESPONSE , Not
Applicable , OK
should come as
finalStatus=RESPONSE Not/Applicable , OK
please suggest me some changes.
<nx-charging:additional-parameter name="NX_INTERNATIONALIZED_CLID" value="919427960829"/><nx-charging:finalStatus>RESPONSE , Not/Applicable , OK</nx-charging:finalStatus></nx-charging
rocess>i want to extract data such that i get the output like:
additional-parameter name=NX_INTERNATIONALIZED_CLID
value=919427960829
finalStatus=RESPONSE Not/Applicable , OK
i have done some coding for it
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
int main()
{
char DataIn[] = "<nx-charging:additional-parameter name=\"NX_INTERNATIONALIZED_CLID\" value=\"919427960829\"/><nx-charging:finalStatus>RESPONSE , Not/Applicable , OK</nx-charging:finalStatus></nx-charging
rocess>";char *str = DataIn;
char *token;
while ( (token = strtok ( str, ":<>/" )) )
{
puts(token);
str = 0;
}
return 0;
}
But my output comes as:
/***OUTPUT*****
nx-charging
additional-parameter name="NX_INTERNATIONALIZED_CLID" value="919427960829"
nx-charging
finalStatus
RESPONSE , Not
Applicable , OK
nx-charging
finalStatus
nx-charging
process
the fields highlighted are not required by me.
Plus the fields
finalStatus
RESPONSE , Not
Applicable , OK
should come as
finalStatus=RESPONSE Not/Applicable , OK
please suggest me some changes.
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