Classic ASP

Traverse the XML Tree

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Demonstrates how to traverse all nodes in an XML tree.

Note: This example requires Chilkat v9.5.0.77 or greater.

Classic ASP

<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
</head>
<body>
<%
success = 0

'  Use the NextInTraversal2 method to traverse all nodes in the XML tree rooted at the caller.

set xml = Server.CreateObject("Chilkat.Xml")

success = xml.LoadXmlFile("qa_data/xml/twoPigs.xml")

'  This is the XML traversed in this example:

'  <pig-rescue>
'    <herd name="Cathy">
'  	<species name="pot belly pig">
'  	    <animal>
'  	        <name>Molly II</name>
'  	        <birth>February, 1998</birth>
'  			<in-date>January, 2000</in-date>
'  			<from>Middle Ave.</from>
'  			<gender spay-neuter="yes">F</gender>
'  			<info>Molly came from a place where an old, ill man had too many animals.
'  	              	The animals were seldom fed and rats would eat the newborn piglets.
'  	             	 When Molly was found at one week old, she was the only piglet of 
'  	              	her siblings who did not get stepped on by a cow. She is a sweet, 
'  	              	friendly pig who likes to hang out on Cathy's porch on the lounge 
'  	              	pad.
'  			</info>
'  		</animal>
'  	    <animal>
'  			<name>Nigel</name>
'  			<birth>June, 1991</birth>
'  			<in-date>August, 1991</in-date>
'  			<from>Breeder</from>
'  			<gender spay-neuter="no">M</gender>
'  			<info>
'  			 	Nigel was the first pig and the reason for the rescue in the
'  			 	first place. He is 13 now and doing well, but takes a number 
'  				of medications, as you can see below.
'  			</info>
'  		</animal>		
'  	</species>
'    </herd>
'  </pig-rescue>

'  The sbState is an object used to keep track of the current state of the traversal.
set sbState = Server.CreateObject("Chilkat.StringBuilder")
Do While xml.NextInTraversal2(sbState) <> 0

    Response.Write "<pre>" & Server.HTMLEncode( xml.Tag) & "</pre>"
    Response.Write "<pre>" & Server.HTMLEncode( xml.TagPath) & "</pre>"
    Response.Write "<pre>" & Server.HTMLEncode( "") & "</pre>"

Loop

'  Produces the following output:

'  herd
'  herd
'  
'  species
'  herd|species
'  
'  animal
'  herd|species|animal[0]
'  
'  name
'  herd|species|animal[0]|name
'  
'  birth
'  herd|species|animal[0]|birth
'  
'  in-date
'  herd|species|animal[0]|in-date
'  
'  from
'  herd|species|animal[0]|from
'  
'  gender
'  herd|species|animal[0]|gender
'  
'  info
'  herd|species|animal[0]|info
'  
'  animal
'  herd|species|animal[1]
'  
'  name
'  herd|species|animal[1]|name
'  
'  birth
'  herd|species|animal[1]|birth
'  
'  in-date
'  herd|species|animal[1]|in-date
'  
'  from
'  herd|species|animal[1]|from
'  
'  gender
'  herd|species|animal[1]|gender
'  
'  info
'  herd|species|animal[1]|info
'  

%>
</body>
</html>