I am searching for a command which generates a node like: '<IDOC BEGIN="1">'. There are always problems with blanks and special characters if you use "CurrNode.ownerDocument.createNode".
Rallnus (Yamaha FJ1200 - '89 / 25th anniversary was great!)
The node is IDOC and BEGIN is an attribute, so their isn't any blank in your Nodename.
You must first create your node and then add the attribute. Be careful while using the setAttribute method of them DOM objects (Elements 'n Nodes). In my case the repeated call of this method caused the client and the NAS to crash. Instead I use this function (I work with Elements instead of nodes):
Var Name DataType Subtype Length
Ja rau_DomDoc Automation 'Microsoft XML, v4.0'.DOMDocument
Ja rau_Element Automation 'Microsoft XML, v4.0'.IXMLDOMElement
Nein vtx_AttributeName Text 250
Nein vtx_AttributeValue Text 250
CreateAttributeForElement(VAR rau_DomDoc : Automation "'Microsoft XML, v4.0'.DOMDocument";VAR rau_Element : Automation "'Microsoft XML, [...])
lau_Attribute := rau_DomDoc.createAttribute(vtx_AttributeName);
IF ISCLEAR(lau_Attribute) THEN
EXIT(FALSE);
lau_Attribute.value(vtx_AttributeValue);
rau_Element.setAttributeNode(lau_Attribute);
CLEAR(lau_Attribute);
IF FORMAT(rau_Element.getAttribute(vtx_AttributeName)) = vtx_AttributeValue THEN
EXIT(TRUE)
ELSE
EXIT(FALSE);
Answers
The node is IDOC and BEGIN is an attribute, so their isn't any blank in your Nodename.
You must first create your node and then add the attribute. Be careful while using the setAttribute method of them DOM objects (Elements 'n Nodes). In my case the repeated call of this method caused the client and the NAS to crash. Instead I use this function (I work with Elements instead of nodes):