Below is my xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<soapenv:Envelope >
<soapenv:Header/>
<soapenv:Body>
<inv:GetInvoiceAuthenticationResponse>
<inv:Header>
<inv:Cuit>123</inv:Cuit>
<inv:EmissionPoint>?</inv:EmissionPoint>
<inv:InvoiceType>?</inv:InvoiceType>
<inv:ProcessDate>?</inv:ProcessDate>
<inv:NoOfInvoices>1</inv:NoOfInvoices>
<inv:Result>?</inv:Result>
</inv:Header>
<inv:Invoices>
<inv:Invoice>
<inv:Concept>?</inv:Concept>
<inv:DocumentType>?</inv:DocumentType>
<inv:DocumentNumber>?</inv:DocumentNumber>
<inv:InvoiceNumber>?</inv:InvoiceNumber>
<inv:InvoiceDate>?</inv:InvoiceDate>
<inv:ResultCode>A</inv:ResultCode>
<inv:CAE>?</inv:CAE>
<inv:CAEExpiryDate>?</inv:CAEExpiryDate>
</inv:Invoice>
</inv:Invoices>
</inv:GetInvoiceAuthenticationResponse>
</soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>
I want to read the inv:ResultCode
tag . I am using below expression but it's not working. Please tell what I am doing wrong?
Which path I should give in xpath.compile
?
expr = xpath.compile("//inv:Invoices/inv:Invoice/inv:ResultCode/text()");
See this other SO post on possible ways, in Java, to query elements in namespace using XPath. Personal preference since I'm not a java guy, I would go with XPath only solution using local-name()
and namespace-uri()
. The XPath for your case is as follow :
/*[local-name()='Invoices'
and namespace-uri()='namespace-uri-for-inv-prefix']
/*[local-name()='Invoice'
and namespace-uri()='namespace-uri-for-inv-prefix']
/*[local-name()='ResultCode'
and namespace-uri()='namespace-uri-for-inv-prefix']/text()
And if you think you're safe to ignore the namespace, omit namespace-uri()
filters to simplify (note the risk as explained in the 2nd link above) :
/*[local-name()='Invoices']/*[local-name()='Invoice']/*[local-name()='ResultCode']/text()
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