Parsing xml
A Blanchard
infomni at yahoo.fr
Mon Nov 12 14:04:15 EST 2018
Hi Michael
That's a good idea
I Will test it
Thanks
Le lundi 12 novembre 2018 à 19:31:00 UTC+1, Michael Mantkowski <michaelj at clientrax.com> a écrit :
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Hi Arnaud,
Sorry, I do not have documentation on “oxml” and I have never used it.
For more complex issues I store a copy of the XML as a template and add replaceable fields to it for adding data. In the example below, I replace the field in square brackets with my data and then add the services I am ordering the “Insert Test Here” section that is created in a loop in my application. This specific example creates an order for lab tests for a out side laboratory service.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE message SYSTEM "work_request_20.dtd">
<message message_id="[MessageID]" message_dt="[MessageDateTime]" message_type="Work_Request" message_sub_type="[MessageType]" message_dtd_version_number="2.0">
<header>
<from_application_id>2</from_application_id>
<to_application_id>4</to_application_id>
</header>
<body>
<work_request requisition_number="[LogRsn]">
<client client_id="[AccountNo]">
<first_name>[First]</first_name>
<last_name>[Last]</last_name>
</client>
<patient patient_id="[PetRSN]" patient_species="[PetSP]" patient_gender="[PetGN]">
<patient_name>[PetName]</patient_name>
<patient_breed>[PetBR]</patient_breed>
<patient_birth_dt>[PetDOB]</patient_birth_dt>
<patient_weight patient_weight_uom="[PetWeightType]">
<weight>[PetWeight]</weight>
</patient_weight>
</patient>
<doctor>
<first_name>[PrFirst]</first_name>
<last_name>[PrLast]</last_name>
</doctor>
<!-- There will be one or more services. -->
<service_add>
<!-- Insert Tests Here -->
</service_add>
</work_request>
</body>
</message>
*********************************************************************
Michael Mantkowski
ClienTrax Software
1-614-875-2245
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From: A Blanchard <infomni at yahoo.fr>
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2018 12:14 PM
To: 'OmnisDev List - English' <omnisdev-en at lists.omnis-dev.com>; Michael Mantkowski <michaelj at clientrax.com>
Subject: Re: Parsing xml
Hello Michael
Thanks for your help.
I think this method is suitable for simple files with a single level of tag.
My files are more complicated with multiple levels.
I heard about oxml but I can not find any documentation.
Have you got some ?
Thank you
Le lundi 12 novembre 2018 à 17:11:40 UTC+1, Michael Mantkowski <michaelj at clientrax.com> a écrit :
Hi Arnaud,
I am sure there are several ways to go about creating an XML file based on
the complexity of what you need. Below is a very simple method I have to
create a list of Inventory Items for a 3rd party service that our clients
can subscribe to.
Whenever I need to support a vendor's requirements I have them send me a
template XML file of what they need then break it done into the most
efficient way to recreate it substituting our data where needed. In this
case I needed to account for special characters that could appear in the
inventory items descriptions and escape them out before sending the XML.
Hope that helps.
Michael
; Make Products XML Text
; Get Inventory List
Begin reversible block
Set current list lvInventoryList
Set main file {INVENT}
End reversible block
Define list {INV_RSN,ITEM_NO,INV_DESC,InvMfgBarCode}
Set search as calculation {(InvDiagItem=0)&(InvSrvInv=1)}
Build list from file on ITEM_NO (Use search)
Calculate lvProducts as ''
; Add Header
Calculate lvDateTime as con(jst(#D,'D:y-M-D'),' ',jst(#D,'T:H:N:S'))
Do method ----getNewGUID Returns lvGUID
Calculate lvProducts as con(lvProducts,'<?xml version="1.0"
encoding="utf-16"?>',kCr)
Calculate lvProducts as con(lvProducts,'<syncclinicproducts
syncdate="',lvDateTime,'" syncguid="',lvGUID,'"
clinicservername="',ctComputerName,'">',kCr)
Calculate lvProducts as con(lvProducts,' <clinic
clinicguid="5408d8d5-864b-4560-8b61-b62cd263a530" clinicname="',P_NAME,'"
/>',kCr)
Calculate lvProducts as con(lvProducts,' <products>',kCr)
For each line in list from 1 to #LN step 1
Load from list
; Add Line Items
Calculate INV_DESC as replaceall(INV_DESC,'&','&')
Calculate INV_DESC as replaceall(INV_DESC,'<','<')
Calculate INV_DESC as replaceall(INV_DESC,'>','>')
Calculate INV_DESC as replaceall(INV_DESC,"'",''')
Calculate INV_DESC as replaceall(INV_DESC,'"','"')
Calculate lvProducts as con(lvProducts,' <product
name="',INV_DESC,'" barcode="',InvMfgBarCode,'" id="',INV_RSN,'"
displayid="',ITEM_NO,'" hospitalid=""',' />',kCr)
End For
; Add Footer
Calculate lvProducts as con(lvProducts,' </products>',kCr)
Calculate lvProducts as con(lvProducts,'</syncclinicproducts>',kCr)
Quit method lvProducts
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Michael Mantkowski
ClienTrax Software
1-614-875-2245
*********************************************************************
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Cc: A Blanchard <infomni at yahoo.fr>
Subject: Parsing xml
Hello
I need to generat xml file for a customer using OS$8.0.3 Is it possible to
have an example ?
Thank you very much ?
Arnaud Blanchard
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