XML parsing loop through sublevels

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Currently I have XML in the following format:

 -<collection>
     -<beanRepresentation>
       <beanRepName>1</beanRepName>
       -<group>
        </group>
       -<relationships>
         <inputBeanId>1</inputBeanId>
         <outputBeanId>2</outputBeanId>
        </relationships>
       -<relationships>
         <inputBeanId>1</inputBeanId>
         <outputBeanId>3</outputBeanId>
        </relationships>
     </beanRepresentation>

     </beanRepresentation>
     <beanRepresentation>

   <collection>

I want to loop through each <beanRepresentation>'s and get the <outputBeanId>. Right now my code works when there is ONLY ONE <relationships>, but the above XML, has two <relationships>'s. and I need to go in and get BOTH of the <outputBeanId>'s so I can put them into my function connectPort().

$(window).load(function(){  
        var $xml = $(xmlDoc);
        $xml.find('beanRepresentation').has('outputBeanId').has('inputBeanId').each(function () {
        var $br = $(this);
        connectPort($br.find('beanRepName').text(), $br.find('outputBeanId').text());
        })
    });

This only works when is there only one <relationships>, how do I add a loop in here so I can get N amount of <relationships> to work.

There is no beanRepId in your XML but your try to find it in the jquery code.. — Gabriele Petrioli
– Gabriele Petrioli, Commented Jan 30, 2014 at 20:50

Gabriele Petrioli · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-30 20:55:57Z

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You will have to make another loop for each relationship

$(window).load(function(){  
    var $xml = $(xmlDoc);
    $xml.find('beanRepresentation').each(function () {
       var $br = $(this),
           relations = $br.find('relationships').has('outputBeanId').has('inputBeanId'),
           beanName = $br.find('beanRepName').text();

       relations.each(function(){
          var outputId = $(this).find('outputBeanId').text();
          connectPort(beanName , outputId);
       });
    })
});

answered Jan 30, 2014 at 20:55

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Praveen · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-30 20:43:58Z

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You can do something like below:

$xml.find('beanRepresentation').each(function() {
      $(this).find('relationships').has('outputBeanId').has('inputBeanId').each(function(){
      // Blah Blah
      });
});

Hope this Helps!!

answered Jan 30, 2014 at 20:43

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$(window).load(function(){	 				var $xml = $(xmlDoc); 				$xml.find('beanRepresentation').each(function () { 				$(this).find('relationships').has('outputBeanId').has('inputBeanId').each(function(){     				var $br = $(this);     				connectPort($br.find('beanRepName').text(), $br.find('outputBeanId').text()); 					}); 				}); 			});

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