..snip CREATE(xmlDoc); xmlDoc.load('c:\temp\searchResult.xml'); xmlParseError := xmlDoc.parseError; IF xmlParseError.errorCode <> 0 THEN BEGIN ERROR('Error %1\%2\%3\%4\%5', xmlParseError.errorCode, xmlParseError.reason, xmlParseError.line, xmlParseError.linepos, xmlParseError.filepos); END; ..snipIf xmlDoc is 'Microsoft XML, v6.0'.DOMDocument60, then it throws the error "-1072897995" saying xsi:nil is now allowed.
<detailText xsi:nil="true" />
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I'm sure there is a property in xmldom that would ignore it.
You could also try to remove it from xml file.
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Yes, but I was not successful...
Anyway, it's in production now (as DOM Document 3.0), works like a charm.