this is the response from net/http post.
SUCCESS
{70fd9072-2886-4491-b968-b83396c3e24a}
1
how can i split RESULT, GUID & SPLITS, so that i can save the value in
the database.
this is the response from net/http post.
SUCCESS
{70fd9072-2886-4491-b968-b83396c3e24a}
1
how can i split RESULT, GUID & SPLITS, so that i can save the value in
the database.
Nic __ wrote:
this is the response from net/http post.
SUCCESS
{70fd9072-2886-4491-b968-b83396c3e24a}
1how can i split RESULT, GUID & SPLITS, so that i can save the value in
the database.
You can try doing something like this:
mystring = “This is a sample code”
substring = “sample”
start_ss = mystring.index(substring)
mystring[start_ss, substring.length]
getElementsByTagName(“RESULT”)
getElementsByTagName() is the java script methos which does thye same
work but not sure hoe to use with rails…
On 27 Dec 2007, at 08:47, Nic __ wrote:
this is the response from net/http post.
SUCCESS
{70fd9072-2886-4491-b968-b83396c3e24a}
1
Bung it into a parser like hpricot? or if it’s never gone to change
much beyond that then munge it by hand with a few regexps
Fred
Frederick C. wrote:
On 27 Dec 2007, at 08:47, Nic __ wrote:
this is the response from net/http post.
SUCCESS
{70fd9072-2886-4491-b968-b83396c3e24a}
1Bung it into a parser like hpricot? or if it’s never gone to change
much beyond that then munge it by hand with a few regexpsFred
thanks everyone, i think fred’s regexps is the way to go.
i have been testing using split and gsub but still dont quite get it
right.
i just need to get value inside , &
and then save those values to database.
can anyone provide code for gsub/split?
To pull from the RESULT tags…
result.match(/(.*)</RESULT>/)[1]
You can modify it for the others.
–Jeremy
On Dec 28, 2007 2:25 AM, Nic __ [email protected]
wrote:
and then save those values to database.
can anyone provide code for gsub/split?–
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