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SuperMario
Hello,
We have a web site using CLASSIC ASP, and a client with what would appear to
be a non conforming XML document.
Their remote XML document in its entirety looks like so:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<string xmlns="http://clients.domainname.net">qwerty500</string>
I do not have experience in XML retrieval, but I have been tasked with
taking the "qwerty500" value and displaying it on an ASP page on our clients
site. Getting the XML host to change their file is a no go. The little I
do know about XML suggests to me, the XML document has various requirements
missing such as a document element and a parent / child structure? I have
worked with other XML documents and managed to get them to display,. nut
they all had child nodes etc. This one has me stumped.
Any help or ideas greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Mark.
We have a web site using CLASSIC ASP, and a client with what would appear to
be a non conforming XML document.
Their remote XML document in its entirety looks like so:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<string xmlns="http://clients.domainname.net">qwerty500</string>
I do not have experience in XML retrieval, but I have been tasked with
taking the "qwerty500" value and displaying it on an ASP page on our clients
site. Getting the XML host to change their file is a no go. The little I
do know about XML suggests to me, the XML document has various requirements
missing such as a document element and a parent / child structure? I have
worked with other XML documents and managed to get them to display,. nut
they all had child nodes etc. This one has me stumped.
Any help or ideas greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Mark.