02-29-2012
Hi Ranga,
Yes i used AWK instead of nawk.
But still the output is entire file.
I want to search the tag (<version> ) and pick up data till its closing tag(</version>).
The xml does not always start with request tag.Its random and not structured in the sense that there are also blank spaces in it.
Thanks.
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Hi All,
Any thoughts on the above problem?
Thanks.
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XML::Element(3) User Contributed Perl Documentation XML::Element(3)
NAME
XML::Element - XML elements with the same interface as HTML::Element
SYNOPSIS
[See HTML::Element]
METHODS AND ATTRIBUTES
delete_ignorable_whitespace
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CAVEATS
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SEE ALSO
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HTML::Element for all documentation.
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XML::Generator for more fun.
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