Read Data From Xml

[Gobinath]

<BackupSet>

<Name>07-02-2011_12-43-34</Name>

<OSVersion>Windows7</OSVersion>

<CreationTime>07/02/2011 12:44:06</CreationTime>

<DiskSize>40.0 GB</DiskSize>

<DiskUsedSize>40.0 GB</DiskUsedSize>

<BackupType>PARTITION_BACKUP</BackupType>

<CompressionType>NO_COMPRESSION</CompressionType>

<EncryptionType>NO_ENCRYPTION</EncryptionType>

<Comment></Comment>

<MaxNoOfIncrementals>600</MaxNoOfIncrementals>

<VolumeSet>G,I</VolumeSet>

<NoOfPartitions>2</NoOfPartitions>

<Partition>

<Name>G:\</Name>

<Index></Index>

<Size>20.0 GB</Size>

<UsedSpace>1.53 GB</UsedSpace>

</Partition>

<Partition>

<Name>I:\</Name>

<Index></Index>

<Size>19.99 GB</Size>

<UsedSpace>202.13 MB</UsedSpace>

</Partition>

</BackupSet>

here i m using this xml file how to read the name (which is bold) Exactly

and store in to variable

????????????

backupsetinfo1.xml

[taietel]

#include <Array.au3>

$hXML = FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\backupsetinfo1.xml")
If $hXML = -1 Then
    MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.")
    Exit
EndIf
$sXML = FileRead($hXML)
FileClose($hXML)
$aRet = StringRegExp($sXML, '<Name>(.*?)</Name>', 3)
_ArrayDisplay($aRet)

[Malkey]

This example is a little bit more tailored to the .xml file in post #1. The reg. exp. pattern excludes matches having ":" present in between "<Name>" and "</Name>".

#include <Array.au3>

Local $sXML = FileRead(@ScriptDir & "\backupsetinfo1.xml")
Local $aRet = StringRegExp($sXML, '<Name>([^:]*?)</Name>', 3)
_ArrayDisplay($aRet)

[Fubarable]

Myself, I'd do this with Java and its XPath library which are excellent tools for this type of job.

[taietel]

If there are many attributes in the xml, I use eltorro's XML Dom Wrapper but for this it's easier to use SRE.

[Gobinath]

Thanks Guyz.............!!!!!!!!!!!!