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I am trying to write script for a callback application which will check if the caller has already left a call for a callback recently. The xml will be something like <CallBack><Filename>CB.xml</Filename><CB><DATE>07/02/2020</DATE><TIME>12:00</TIME>...
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This is the code I used that returns the values for each element that matches a node in the xml. {try { javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory factory = javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance(); javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBui...
Hi Anthony, Thank you for your reply. My understanding was that the java code returns only the nodes that matched the telephone number and then I would only loop through the matched nodes (in this case 2). Where as in Sean's solution I would need to ...
Hi Sean,Thank you for your help. I am sorry I forgot to mention that the xml may be quite large, maybe 100 node entries per callback or more. The looping will work but I may run into the step limit issue or resources on the server as I am loading and...
Hi Anthony,The XML parsing steps only return the first matching node element, it does not handle repeated telephone numbers unless you loop through and parse each element. This file maybe quite large. I think using java will return the matching nodes...
