If you do not specify a special node type, XmlCreateNode creates a new XML element node of specified name. The node can then be added as root node to a document or as child node to another XML element node. To set the value/attributes of the node use XmlSetNodeValue, XmlSetNodeAttribute.
To create a different type (e.g.: COMMENT, CDATA, ...) of XML node, pass the desired type as 2nd parameter. The name parameter will be ignored for other types than the element or attribute type.
XmlAPI.bdh
XmlCreateNode( in sNodeName : string, in nNodeType : number optional, in sNamespace : string optional ): number;
node handle if successful
0 otherwise
Parameter | Description |
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sNodeName | Name of the node that will be created |
nNodeType |
(optional) Type of the node that should be created. If omitted an XML element will be created: Possible types:
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sNamespace |
(optional) String defining the namespace Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). If specified, the node is created in the context of the namespaceURI with the prefix specified on the node name. If the sNodeName parameter does not have a prefix, this is treated as the default namespace. |
dcltrans transaction TMain var hDocument, hResult, hNewNode : number; begin hDocument := XmlCreateDocumentFromXml( "<root><child1 attr1='avalue1'>childvalue1</child1>" "<child2 attr1= 'avalue2'>childvalue2</child2></root>"); hNewNode := XmlCreateNode("child3"); hResult := XmlSelectSingleNode(hDocument, "/root"): XmlAppendChild(hResult, hNewNode); end TMain;