[cisco-voip] IPCC Script: Get XML Document Data (traversal)

[Joanne Thompson]

Thanks for the response. I have already changed my xml to have this type
of format and it works.

For my own knowledge, I would be interested in knowing how to traverse
the original xml,
getting each <Holiday> node within the <Holidays>.  For example, within
an ipcc script, get the first 
<Holiday> node, processing it, and then getting the next <Holiday> node,
etc.  I'm not sure what the
Syntax would be to get the sibling nodes.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Charles [mailto:jonvoip at gmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 10:14 AM
To: Joanne Thompson
Cc: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] IPCC Script: Get XML Document Data (traversal)

This really depends a LOT on what data your script is looking for...

For example, see the attached XML... this is one that we just populate
dates with and do a simple true false (get date, does date match one
of these? If yes, then it is a holiday).

This may be a simpler way of doing what you want to accomplish...


Jonathan


On 7/11/07, Joanne Thompson <JoanneThompson at abbottsystemsinc.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> I've set up an xml file with the below format and I am trying to
figure out
> how to
>
> Traverse it so I can process each date.   I'm not sure what the syntax
is.
> I can get the first one with no
>
> Problem.  Any help is much appreciated.
>
>
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
>
> <!--
>
>      Holiday.xml
>
>      -->
>
> <Holidays>
>
>   <Holiday>
>
>     <Name>New Year</Name>
>
>     <Date>01/01/2007</Date>
>
>   </Holiday>
>
>   <Holiday>
>
>     <Name>Memorial Day</Name>
>
>     <Date>05/31/2007</Date>
>
>   </Holiday>
>
>   <Holiday>
>
>     <Name>Fourth of July</Name>
>
>     <Date>07/04/2007</Date>
>
>   </Holiday>
>
>   <Holiday>
>
>     <Name>Labor Day</Name>
>
>     <Date>09/03/2007</Date>
>
>   </Holiday>
>
>   <Holiday>
>
>     <Name>Thanksgiving</Name>
>
>     <Date>11/22/2007</Date>
>
>   </Holiday>
>
>   <Holiday>
>
>     <Name>Thanksgiving Observance</Name>
>
>     <Date>11/23/2007</Date>
>
>   </Holiday>
>
>   <Holiday>
>
>     <Name>Christmas</Name>
>
>     <Date>12/31/2007</Date>
>
>   </Holiday>
>
> </Holidays>
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