robson wrote:
> hi Martin,
> Web service is using System.Xml.XmlDocument to prepare the XML, and the 
> problem seems to be the section which is escaped with CDATA. It is escaped 
> because I have one xml embedded in another, kind of - second xmlns inside. 
> The problem arrives on c++ client using MXSML3 where when I debug I see 
> something like that <goodxmltag><escaped xml tags with 
> attributes></goodxmltag>  By escaped xml tags I mean that ampersand, greater 
> then, semicolon instead of xml "<>" tags. I don't getting error when I load 
> that xml, but when I want parse arguments for that escaped tag node list is 
> obviously zero and got exception. This xml string when using visual studio 
> 2008 XML visualizer is displaying properly.

I would suggest to read out the escaped XML with 'text' property and 
then feed that string to the loadXML method of a second MSXML DOM 
document e.g. (using MSXML 3 with JScript, please translate to C++ 
yourself):

var xml1 = 
'<root><foo><![CDATA[<bar><baz>whatever</baz></bar>]]></foo></root>';
var doc1 = new ActiveXObject('Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0');
doc1.loadXML(xml1);
doc1.setProperty('SelectionLanguage', 'XPath');

var foo = doc1.selectSingleNode('root/foo');

var xml2 = foo.text;

var doc2 = new ActiveXObject('Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0');
doc2.loadXML(xml2);
doc2.setProperty('SelectionLanguage', 'XPath');

var baz = doc2.selectSingleNode('bar/baz');


I hope that makes it clear, read out the 'text' property of the element 
that contains the escaped XML, then feed that text to the loadXML method 
of a second MSXML DOM document.

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