Dam wrote:

> From a third party I get a xml string that is sometimes in upper case,
> sometimes in lower case.
> Example:
> sometimes: <xml><error_code>Not An Error</error_code></xml>
> sometimes: <xml><Error_code>Not An Error</Error_code></xml>
> sometimes: <xml><erRor_code>Not An Error</erRor_code></xml>
> etc. etc. etc.
> 
> I load the xml into a xml-dom object (MSXML4), and now I want to do a
> 
> objXML.selectSingleNode(\\error_code).Text
> 
> But selectSingleNode is case sensitive, how can I make
> selectSingleNode case UNsensitive?

  selectSingleNode("//*[translate(local-name(), 
'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ', 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz') = 
'error_code']")

> Is there a simple way to make all the nodes lower-case (without making
> the 'text' in the nodes lowercase too)?

It would be possible to write an XSLT stylesheet to do that.

> Is there a propertie that makes the xml object case UNsensitive?

No, I don't think so, you would better design a DTD or schema for the 
XML and then make anyone involved validate against the DTD or schema as 
that way you do not get those case problems.


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	Martin Honnen
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