OK. It is in SOAP envelope. I did   For-each-node-in-childnodes and I
got envelope body with all the node text. I think I can go from there.
Thanks for all the help.

denoxis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I tried many variations from different examples with no result. I am
> getting 'Object required' when I request Text property of a specific
> node. Here is the code:
>
>
> ''''''''''''' This code is in ASP/VBScript''''''''''''''''''
> ' objXMLHTTP.responseText  contains the XML document  (see the previous
> post for the XML doc)
> ' and that XML document will be the source for objOutputXMLDoc object
> Dim objOutputXMLDoc
> Set objOutputXMLDoc = Server.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")
> objOutputXMLDoc.loadXML objXMLHTTP.responseText
> '
> ' Parse the XML document.
> '
>   Dim Node, snode
>
> ' This is one of the nodes we want (tried "product/attribute1",
> "product/attribute3" with same result)
>   snode = "/main/product/attribute1"
>
> ' Print the XML doc to make sure object really has it (it prints,
> without line breaks)
>   response.write "<LI>" & objOutputXMLDoc.xml
>
> ' Select a single node (whether it is necessary or not, putting
> documentElement in between does not change the outcome)
>   Set Node = objOutputXMLDoc.selectSingleNode(snode)
>
> ' Does it return Null? (It prints False)
>   response.write "<LI>IsNull? " & IsNull(Node)
>
> ' Does it return an object? (It prints True)
>   response.write "<LI>IsObject? " & IsObject(Node)
>
> ' Here, we get Run-time error: Object required
>   response.write "<LI>" & Node.Text
>
>
>
> Do you see anything that tells what might be wrong here?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Deniz
>
> Peter Flynn wrote:
> > denoxis wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > I have a simple XML response coming from a server. I am using
> > > Microsoft.XMLDOM object in VB script. For some reason I cannot parse
> > > this XML properly. Here is the response:
> > >
> > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> > > <main>
> > >    <email>anEmail</email>
> > >    <address>anAddress</address>
> > >    <boolean>Y</boolean>
> > >    <product>
> > >       <attribute1>someText</attribute1>
> > >       <attribute2>someNumber</attribute2>
> > >       <attribute3>someData</attribute3>
> > >       <attribute4>moreData</attribute4>
> > >    </product>
> > >    <queryDate>someDate</queryDate>
> > > </main>
> >
> > That is well-formed XML, so the response is processable. If the file
> > was corrupt, then you would get an error message.
> >
> > > I tried selectSingleNode("product") method but it returns empty.
> > > I also tried selectSingleNode("/main/product") with no avail.
> >
> > /main/product returns one hit here (using xpathtester).
> > What do you get for /main/product/attribute1
> >
> > > I just noticed response does not have a proper ending (</xml>) could it
> > > be the issue, or there is something else?
> >
> > There is no such thing. The root element start-tag is <main> and the
> > root element end-tag is </main>. There is no such element in this
> > document as <xml>, so there is no need for any </xml>. Perhaps you are
> > confusing the XML Declaration <?xml...> with element markup (no query).
> > 
> > ///Peter
> > -- 
> > XML FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie/