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Parse xml in cf5???

anyone know how to do it???
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anyone know how to do it???

I've used the CFX XML Parser in the past -- it's in the CF Exchange area on the Adobe site.

If you are using a hosting provider and you cannot install CFX tags, you're most likely hosed as a full blown "generic" XML parser would be very CPU intensive and time consuming using CF5 scripts. Now if you only need very limited parsing (only looking to pull 1 or 2 specific tags from an xml document), you may be able to use a regular expression to parse what you need.

Hopefully you can install CFX tags and my first suggestion will solve your problem.

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Yes, the CFX tag is your only option. All versions past CF5 support XML parsing natively, but CF5 is almost 10 years old so options for it are limited.
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