I searched for a while on this topic and found some results too, which I am mentioning at the end of post. Can someone help me precisely answer these three questions for the cases listed below them?
I am looking at parsing some xml content for my application (based on groovy) and I am stuck at this point where I have to choose between JSoup and groovy\'s native XMLSlurper.
I first save a txt file using http.get: http.get(path: path, contentType: TEXT, query: [id:dapId, instance:alias, format:\'xml\', file:portalFile]) {resp, reader ->
I am trying to read XML file in groovy with below开发者_运维问答 lines of code def xml=new XmlSlurper().parse(\"C:\\2011XmlLog20110524_0623\")
This might be a very simple, but I\'ll ask anyway. I have the following code that does a post to a web service. I am using HttpBuilder to build the request and post the payload. The method returns a
I need to extract a part of HTML from a given HTML page. So far, I use the XmlSlurper with t开发者_运维百科agsoup to parse the HTML page and then try to get the needed part by using the StreamingMarku
I am new to Groovy and I am trying to parse both a valid rest resource and an invalid one. For example:
I\'ve Slurped up a twitter feed where each entry looks like: <entry> <id>tag:search.twitter.com,2005:30481912300568576</id>
I\'m writing a Spock test, in which I have a REST web service that returns an XML like this: <templates>
Does anyone know whether it is possible to utilise XMLSlurper in a fashion that means individual sub-trees can be pulled from a very large XML document and processed individually?
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