Thread XML: Zahlen anhand von Keywords finden (19 answers)
Opened by cohama at 2013-03-28 13:16

cohama
 2013-04-05 09:19
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Hallo zusammen,

es sieht so aus, wenn ich das Skript von pg nutze funktioniert es.
Wenn ich mit meinem Script versuche, funktioniert es nicht.
Hier mein Script:

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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Version 0.3
# Date Apr 2013
########################################
# Modules
use strict; # parameter Definition before use them
use XML::LibXML; # Libary for XML
use IO::Socket::SSL; # TCP/IP sockets
#######################################
# Paramet Definition
my $host = '192.168.2.101'; # Test OMM
my $port = 12622; # OpenMobility-Manager-Port
my $seqid = "4711"; # nice to have
my $uname = "operator";
my $pw = "LoginPW";
my $protoVer = 41; # OM AXI Protocol Version -> unimportant
my $timer = 1;
my ($basicInfo,$OM_AXI_Input,$UserNotes,$myResponse,$Users); # Basic information -> Standard Response
my ($RecAmount,$firstPPN);
my @Values;
my $socket = IO::Socket::SSL->new(PeerAddr=>$host,PeerPort=>$port,Timeout=>$timer);
# XML Parameter
my $myObj = XML::LibXML->new;
my ($preLine,$XMLin,$doc,$root,$PPN,$field);
my ($child,$at,$na,$va);
my (@kids,@atts);
###########################
# main programm
system("clear");
##################################
# OMM Axi
$UserNotes = qq{<GetPPUser uid="2"/>\0};
$socket -> print(qq{<Open seq="$seqid" protocolVersion=$protoVer username="$uname" password="$pw"/>\0}); # Send Authentication
$basicInfo = $socket->readline();
$socket -> print($UserNotes);
$Users = $socket->readline();
############
# XML Parsing
##################
$preLine = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>';
$XMLin = $preLine.$Users;
print "$XMLin \n";
$doc = $myObj->parse_string($XMLin); # Search through the XMl-Stuff
$root = $doc->documentElement;
($PPN) = $doc->findnodes("user"); # Find the keyword

for $field ( qw{uid ppn ethAddr hwType}) {
say $PPN->getAttribute($field)
}


Hier nochmal die erweiterte Antwort vom Server:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><GetPPUserResp><user uid="2" relType="Unbound" ppn="0" name="Albert Einstein" num="3461" hierarchy1="Physics" hierarchy2="Dr h.c." addId="" sipAuthId="3461" sipPw="M0ziPLBb9ntxkx68hJ8920lcarx0x0SX5Lvcs5Pzi4TQeThP/vKsKEx1lLK9tiKc3FxREhGRpkUUIjY+FkmRag==" sosNum="" manDownNum="" voiceboxNum="" pin="ZkDJaRCnZgC6IxEaB4T2hm6cOrbwgfErC8DACJt5IVFqcfexe8ilupZYYg8QdBQMl6DHVEWlowooZSGYrTbFFw==" lang="English" forwardState="Off" forwardDest="" forwardTime="0" holdRingBackTime="3" callWaitingDisabled="0" trackingActive="0" locRight="0" locatable="1" msgRight="0" sendVcardRight="0" recvVcardRight="0" keepLocalPB="0" vip="0" external="0" BTlocatable="1" BTsensitivity="high" conferenceServerType="Global" conferenceServerURI="" monitoringMode="Off" HAS="Unknown" HSS="Unknown" HRS="Unknown" HCS="Unknown" SRS="Unknown" SCS="Unknown" CDS="Unknown" HBS="Unknown" BTS="Unknown" SWS="Unknown" CUS="Unknown" /></GetPPUserResp>


Ich bin sicher, dass mehrere Augen den Grund dafür finden. ;-)

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