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kaklis
Hello,
I receive the following different Xml Messages from a socket:
<p_control_message serverIP="server-2" xmlns="http://test.com/pt">
<cmdReply>
<sessionList>
<session>
<id>5a62ded</id>
<subscriberId>101</subscriberId>
<subscriberName>Angie</subscriberName>
<presence>online</presence>
<note/>
<ipAddress>Some IP</ipAddress>
</session>
</sessionList>
</cmdReply>
</p_control_message>
<p_control_message xmlns="http://test.com/pt">
<cmd>
<systemMessage serverId="50" type="CRITICAL">
<message>Server server-1 is going down for redeploy!</message>
</systemMessage>
</cmd>
</pttv_control_message>
Which is the best way to make a distinction between them so that every
time my app receives the one or the other, parse them correctly?
Thanks
Antonis K.
I receive the following different Xml Messages from a socket:
<p_control_message serverIP="server-2" xmlns="http://test.com/pt">
<cmdReply>
<sessionList>
<session>
<id>5a62ded</id>
<subscriberId>101</subscriberId>
<subscriberName>Angie</subscriberName>
<presence>online</presence>
<note/>
<ipAddress>Some IP</ipAddress>
</session>
</sessionList>
</cmdReply>
</p_control_message>
<p_control_message xmlns="http://test.com/pt">
<cmd>
<systemMessage serverId="50" type="CRITICAL">
<message>Server server-1 is going down for redeploy!</message>
</systemMessage>
</cmd>
</pttv_control_message>
Which is the best way to make a distinction between them so that every
time my app receives the one or the other, parse them correctly?
Thanks
Antonis K.