I am trying to parse XML that is being returned to an element from  @HTTPGetHTML . I was using a string array type method like below but because the data is not consistent it does not work well for me so I started playing with the XML commands.

     str1 = @replace(convertbox, "<", ";")      
str2 = @replace(str1, ">", ";")

First it seems like all the XML commands are looking for a file and I have not had luck using an element in place of the .xml file. I don't know if my problem is that the XML commands must read from a file or my code is fubar.

Next, I get that in XML there are reoccurring actions so I am looking for specific data between (Nodes I think) but I am having trouble using the XML commands in the proper order even with an XML file. I have tried everything including the walk the file subroutine but am not getting the file read properly. I believe my problem is that I need a better understanding of what steps I use the XML commands.

Is there a sample app with this technique floating around or a list of the steps to follow?

An example of the data is below. It obviously looks different when viewed in a text box then when viewed with a browser.

Thanks

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<TrackResponse><TrackInfo ID="9405503699300263527763"><TrackSummary><EventTime>12:14 pm</EventTime><EventDate>October 27, 2011</EventDate><Event>Delivered</Event><EventCity>PICO RIVERA</EventCity><EventState>CA</EventState><EventZIPCode>90660</EventZIPCode><
EventCountry/><FirmName/><Name/><AuthorizedAgent/></TrackSummary><TrackDetail><E
ventTime>8:07 am</EventTime><EventDate>October 27, 2011</EventDate><Event>Out for Delivery</Event><EventCity>PICO RIVERA</EventCity><EventState>CA</EventState><EventZIPCode>90660</EventZIPCode><
EventCountry/><FirmName/><Name/><AuthorizedAgent/></TrackDetail><TrackDetail><Ev
entTime>7:57 am</EventTime><EventDate>October 27, 2011</EventDate><Event>Sorting Complete</Event><EventCity>PICO RIVERA</EventCity><EventState>CA</EventState><EventZIPCode>90660</EventZIPCode><
EventCountry/><FirmName/><Name/><AuthorizedAgent/></TrackDetail><TrackDetail><Ev
entTime>6:27 am</EventTime><EventDate>October 27, 2011</EventDate><Event>Arrival at Post Office</Event><EventCity>PICO RIVERA</EventCity><EventState>CA</EventState><EventZIPCode>90660</EventZIPCode><
EventCountry/><FirmName/><Name/><AuthorizedAgent/></TrackDetail><TrackDetail><Ev
entTime>2:24 am</EventTime><EventDate>October 27, 2011</EventDate><Event>Processed through USPS Sort Facility</Event><EventCity>LONG BEACH</EventCity><EventState>CA</EventState><EventZIPCode>90809</EventZIPCode><E
ventCountry/><FirmName/><Name/><AuthorizedAgent/></TrackDetail><TrackDetail><Eve
ntTime>9:52 pm</EventTime><EventDate>October 26, 2011</EventDate><Event>Processed at USPS Origin Sort Facility</Event><EventCity>SANTA CLARITA</EventCity><EventState>CA</EventState><EventZIPCode>91383</EventZIPCode>
<EventCountry/><FirmName/><Name/><AuthorizedAgent/></TrackDetail><TrackDetail><E
ventTime>9:52 pm</EventTime><EventDate>October 26, 2011</EventDate><Event>Accepted at USPS Origin Sort Facility</Event><EventCity>SANTA CLARITA</EventCity><EventState>CA</EventState><EventZIPCode>91383</EventZIPCode>
<EventCountry/><FirmName/><Name/><AuthorizedAgent/></TrackDetail><TrackDetail><E
ventTime/><EventDate>October 26, 2011</EventDate><Event>Electronic Shipping Info Received</Event><EventCity/><EventState/><EventZIPCode/><EventCountry/><FirmName
/><Name/><AuthorizedAgent/></TrackDetail></TrackInfo>
</TrackResponse>

Thanks Steve I will Email you a couple of questions, thanks again.

seeing you are also playing with similar things started me wondering If anyone else on the Forum has gotten their Sesame application to communicate with a credit card authorization system like authorize.net or any other credit card clearing houses?

Also, anyone create an interface to the USPS system that allows the printing of USPS labels directly from their Sesame application? 

I almost have the tracking part working, I communicate great from sesame to and from the  USPS servers, I just haven't gotten a great way of displaying the data completed yet.

At present the labels are generated through another software,  But the labels from within Sesame is somewhere soon on my list and if someone else has some tips or ideas I would appreciate hearing them.

I figure those are 2 of the most common things people do today (charge credit cards and ship) Many Sesame users must be doing it now or will be doing those things in the future through Sesame.

Thanks

Steve_in_Texas wrote on Nov 21^st, 2011 at 8:01pm:


I suspect that you will have to use SSL tunneling.

Steve_in_Texas wrote on Nov 21^st, 2011 at 8:28pm:


At the moment, no.

Sesame2 and 3 both will work through a tunnel, but we cannot provide built in SSL. End-user configurable encryption cannot be exported out of the US without a special export license.

Hello Steve,
Would you please give us some info about cURL.exe and how does that work to overcome limitation to deal with SSL and how it is used to interact with the webdata? Thanks.