How to parse all XML tags and its content in between two XML tags? TBXML





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I want to get all the child XML tags and its data in between a tag. My response xml is as follows.



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<GroupedData>
<Data>
<DataDownLoad>
<DownLoadMode>800</DownLoadMode>
<Record RecordId="300000049751365" ModuleId="1">
<ACCTTXT05>300000049822315</ACCTTXT05>
<ACCTNAME>Amsterdam</ACCTNAME>
<ACCTTXT02>744</ACCTTXT02>
<ACCTTXT01>659</ACCTTXT01>
</Record>
<Record RecordId="300000050093669" ModuleId="31">
<CUSTREF1>300000049751365|1</CUSTREF1>
<CUSTKW02>INTERNAL</CUSTKW02>
<CUSTTXT01>Subsidiary</CUSTTXT01>
<CUSTKW01>REFERENCE</CUSTKW01>
</Record>
<Record RecordId="30000453" ModuleId="31">
...
</Record>
</DataDownLoad>
</Data>
<Data>
<DataDownLoad>
....same....
</DataDownLoad>
</Data>
</GroupedData>


Here I need all the tag names in between Record tags and store it in a dictionary. I am using TBXML parser for faster parsing. I am stuck here, because tags between the Record tags are dynamic.










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  • The "wiki" page for TBXML has example code for traversing elements, which should enable you to do what you want... github.com/codebots-ltd/TBXML/wiki/TBXML

    – DonMag
    Jan 3 at 19:50











  • I already went through it but here, I need to get things in between the Record tags. I couldn't make that possible.

    – soorej babu
    Jan 6 at 7:10


















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I want to get all the child XML tags and its data in between a tag. My response xml is as follows.



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<GroupedData>
<Data>
<DataDownLoad>
<DownLoadMode>800</DownLoadMode>
<Record RecordId="300000049751365" ModuleId="1">
<ACCTTXT05>300000049822315</ACCTTXT05>
<ACCTNAME>Amsterdam</ACCTNAME>
<ACCTTXT02>744</ACCTTXT02>
<ACCTTXT01>659</ACCTTXT01>
</Record>
<Record RecordId="300000050093669" ModuleId="31">
<CUSTREF1>300000049751365|1</CUSTREF1>
<CUSTKW02>INTERNAL</CUSTKW02>
<CUSTTXT01>Subsidiary</CUSTTXT01>
<CUSTKW01>REFERENCE</CUSTKW01>
</Record>
<Record RecordId="30000453" ModuleId="31">
...
</Record>
</DataDownLoad>
</Data>
<Data>
<DataDownLoad>
....same....
</DataDownLoad>
</Data>
</GroupedData>


Here I need all the tag names in between Record tags and store it in a dictionary. I am using TBXML parser for faster parsing. I am stuck here, because tags between the Record tags are dynamic.










share|improve this question























  • The "wiki" page for TBXML has example code for traversing elements, which should enable you to do what you want... github.com/codebots-ltd/TBXML/wiki/TBXML

    – DonMag
    Jan 3 at 19:50











  • I already went through it but here, I need to get things in between the Record tags. I couldn't make that possible.

    – soorej babu
    Jan 6 at 7:10














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I want to get all the child XML tags and its data in between a tag. My response xml is as follows.



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<GroupedData>
<Data>
<DataDownLoad>
<DownLoadMode>800</DownLoadMode>
<Record RecordId="300000049751365" ModuleId="1">
<ACCTTXT05>300000049822315</ACCTTXT05>
<ACCTNAME>Amsterdam</ACCTNAME>
<ACCTTXT02>744</ACCTTXT02>
<ACCTTXT01>659</ACCTTXT01>
</Record>
<Record RecordId="300000050093669" ModuleId="31">
<CUSTREF1>300000049751365|1</CUSTREF1>
<CUSTKW02>INTERNAL</CUSTKW02>
<CUSTTXT01>Subsidiary</CUSTTXT01>
<CUSTKW01>REFERENCE</CUSTKW01>
</Record>
<Record RecordId="30000453" ModuleId="31">
...
</Record>
</DataDownLoad>
</Data>
<Data>
<DataDownLoad>
....same....
</DataDownLoad>
</Data>
</GroupedData>


Here I need all the tag names in between Record tags and store it in a dictionary. I am using TBXML parser for faster parsing. I am stuck here, because tags between the Record tags are dynamic.










share|improve this question














I want to get all the child XML tags and its data in between a tag. My response xml is as follows.



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<GroupedData>
<Data>
<DataDownLoad>
<DownLoadMode>800</DownLoadMode>
<Record RecordId="300000049751365" ModuleId="1">
<ACCTTXT05>300000049822315</ACCTTXT05>
<ACCTNAME>Amsterdam</ACCTNAME>
<ACCTTXT02>744</ACCTTXT02>
<ACCTTXT01>659</ACCTTXT01>
</Record>
<Record RecordId="300000050093669" ModuleId="31">
<CUSTREF1>300000049751365|1</CUSTREF1>
<CUSTKW02>INTERNAL</CUSTKW02>
<CUSTTXT01>Subsidiary</CUSTTXT01>
<CUSTKW01>REFERENCE</CUSTKW01>
</Record>
<Record RecordId="30000453" ModuleId="31">
...
</Record>
</DataDownLoad>
</Data>
<Data>
<DataDownLoad>
....same....
</DataDownLoad>
</Data>
</GroupedData>


Here I need all the tag names in between Record tags and store it in a dictionary. I am using TBXML parser for faster parsing. I am stuck here, because tags between the Record tags are dynamic.







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  • The "wiki" page for TBXML has example code for traversing elements, which should enable you to do what you want... github.com/codebots-ltd/TBXML/wiki/TBXML

    – DonMag
    Jan 3 at 19:50











  • I already went through it but here, I need to get things in between the Record tags. I couldn't make that possible.

    – soorej babu
    Jan 6 at 7:10



















  • The "wiki" page for TBXML has example code for traversing elements, which should enable you to do what you want... github.com/codebots-ltd/TBXML/wiki/TBXML

    – DonMag
    Jan 3 at 19:50











  • I already went through it but here, I need to get things in between the Record tags. I couldn't make that possible.

    – soorej babu
    Jan 6 at 7:10

















The "wiki" page for TBXML has example code for traversing elements, which should enable you to do what you want... github.com/codebots-ltd/TBXML/wiki/TBXML

– DonMag
Jan 3 at 19:50





The "wiki" page for TBXML has example code for traversing elements, which should enable you to do what you want... github.com/codebots-ltd/TBXML/wiki/TBXML

– DonMag
Jan 3 at 19:50













I already went through it but here, I need to get things in between the Record tags. I couldn't make that possible.

– soorej babu
Jan 6 at 7:10





I already went through it but here, I need to get things in between the Record tags. I couldn't make that possible.

– soorej babu
Jan 6 at 7:10












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