Not sure how it doesn't make sense.
To sum it up
To statically assign a field name I would do something like this.
dataCol.Add(customer.FirstName.GetValue().ToString());
Now since I dont want to statically assign field names, I created an array that holds all the field names. So my question...
I am working on an app where I require the use of dynamic members. In my app, I have the query customer that has several fields I want to be able to pull data from. Ideally I could do this statically, but I will need to use some of my previous classes to add more queries. So that is why I...
I got it figured out. Here is how I did it.
#parse result xml
my $data = $xml->XMLin($result);
#test print parsed xml
#print Dumper($data);
#create eou variable that holds the parsed xml column names
my $columns = $data->{COLUMNS};
my $counter = 0;
foreach $rData...
With my webservice, as I said it a previous post I get some really funky xml. After testing a bit, I have found a few issues that I am uncertain of.
With in the xml result that I receive, I get back xml like such.
<COLUMNS>
[Tab delimited column data]
</COLUMNS>
<DATA>
[Tab delimited data]...
I am working with an xml webservice that returns some very funky xml. After parsing the xml, I am left with a tab delimited list.
What I need to do is to take this list and convert into an array. I would prefer the array to not be associative in nature.
This is what I have so far. The...
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