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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users XML parsing by UNIX Post 302783603 by arindam guha on Wednesday 20th of March 2013 05:07:04 PM
Old 03-20-2013
XML parsing by UNIX
Hi,
I am new in shell scripting. i want to extract tag values in xml files by using shell script. my files like this:
Code:
<cw: properties>
<cw:std_properties>
<tns: properties>
<tns:name>AdminOutQueue</tns:name> 
<tns:type>String</tns:type> 
<tns:subtype>QueueName</tns:subtype> 
<tns:value xml:space="preserve">WBIA.SMRPSC1.ADOUTQ</tns:value> 
<tns:description>The logical queue that will be used by the connector to write admin messages to the broker</tns:description> 
<tns:updateMethod>component restart</tns:updateMethod> 
<tns:location>
<tns:reposController>false</tns:reposController> 
<tns:reposAgent>true</tns:reposAgent> 
<tns:localConfig>true</tns:localConfig> 
</tns:location>
<tns:isEncrypted>false</tns:isEncrypted> 
</tns: properties>
<tns: properties>
<tns:name>AgentTraceLevel</tns:name> 
<tns:type>Integer</tns:type> 
<tns:subtype /> 
<tns:value xml:space="preserve">5</tns:value> 
<tns:description>Trace level for the connector agent</tns:description> 
<tns:updateMethod>component restart</tns:updateMethod> 
<tns:location>
<tns:reposController>false</tns:reposController> 
<tns:reposAgent>true</tns:reposAgent> 
<tns:localConfig>true</tns:localConfig> 
</tns:location>
<tns:isEncrypted>false</tns:isEncrypted> 
</tns: properties>
 
</cw: properties>
</cw:std_properties>

i want to extract AdminOutQueue or AgentTraceLevel property value like tns:value for both.
how can i do that?please help.
Thanks in advance

regards,
Arindam
Last edited by Corona688; 03-20-2013 at 07:05 PM..
 

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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STANDARDS

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