Reputation: 33741
Having a bit of trouble parsing xml with dom and DocumentBuilder. I'm able to get it working, but I guess I get a bit confused with all the child nodes, etc.
Here's the XML I'm working with:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<LabTests>
<LabTest type="specialty" name="Anti-FXa activity" id="antiFXa" order="16">
<values unit="U/mL" default="N/A">
<value type="increased" val="0">
<conditions>
<condition>Heparin effect</condition>
</conditions>
</value>
<value type="normal" val="">
<conditions></conditions>
</value>
<value type="decreased" val="">
<conditions></conditions>
</value>
</values>
</LabTest>
<LabTest type="general" name="aPTT" id="aPTT" order="">
<values unit="secs" default="N/A">
<value type="increased" val="">
<conditions>
<condition>Acquired hemophilia</condition>
<condition>Acquired vWD</condition>
<condition>DIC</condition>
<condition>Dysfibrinogenemia</condition>
<condition>FI deficiency</condition>
<condition>FII deficiency</condition>
<condition>FII/IIa inhibitors</condition>
<condition>FIX deficiency</condition>
<condition>FIX inhibitors</condition>
<condition>FV deficiency</condition>
<condition>FV inhibitors</condition>
<condition>FVIII deficiency</condition>
<condition>FX deficiency</condition>
<condition>FX inhibitors</condition>
<condition>FXI deficiency</condition>
<condition>FXI inhibitors</condition>
<condition>FXII deficiency</condition>
<condition>FXII inhibitors</condition>
<condition>Heparin effect</condition>
<condition>Liver disease effect</condition>
<condition>Lupus anticoagulant</condition>
<condition>Monoclonal gammopathy</condition>
<condition>Vitamin K deficiency</condition>
<condition>vWD type 1</condition>
<condition>vWD type 2</condition>
<condition>vWD type 3</condition>
<condition>Warfarin effect</condition>
</conditions>
</value>
<value type="normal" val="">
<conditions>
<condition>DIC</condition>
<condition>Dysfibrinogenemia</condition>
<condition>FVII deficiency</condition>
<condition>FXIII deficiency</condition>
<condition>FVII inhibitors</condition>
<condition>Liver disease effect</condition>
<condition>Lupus anticoagulant</condition>
<condition>Monoclonal gammopathy</condition>
<condition>Vitamin K deficiency</condition>
<condition>vWD type 1</condition>
<condition>vWD type 2</condition>
<condition>vWD type 3</condition>
<condition>Warfarin effect</condition>
</conditions>
</value>
<value type="decreased" val="">
<conditions>
<condition>DIC</condition>
</conditions>
</value>
</values>
</LabTest>
</LabTests>
what I'm trying to do is grab hold of each LabTest
element and, within each of those elements, grab hold of the value
elements (and grab the value of type
) and, within the value
element, grab hold of all of the condition
elements.
In the end, I want something like a Map<String, HashMap<String, ArrayList<String>>
, where the String
is the LabTest
name and the HashMap
uses the type
(e.g. decreased
, increased
, etc) for the key and then fills up the ArrayList with the conditions for that value
type.
Confusing enough?
Basically, I just need an example, I think, of how to loop through and grab each LabTest with its "value" elements, and each of the "condition" elements under those "value" elements.
Upvotes: 10
Views: 56414
Reputation: 37924
That should work as you described:
DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
DocumentBuilder builder = factory.newDocumentBuilder();
Document doc = builder.parse("input.xml");
NodeList labTestList = doc.getElementsByTagName("LabTest");
for (int i = 0; i < labTestList.getLength(); ++i)
{
Element labTest = (Element) labTestList.item(i);
String labTestType = labTest.getAttribute("type");
NodeList valueList = labTest.getElementsByTagName("value");
for (int j = 0; j < valueList.getLength(); ++j)
{
Element value = (Element) valueList.item(j);
String valueType = value.getAttribute("type");
NodeList conditionList = value.getElementsByTagName("condition");
for (int k = 0; k < conditionList.getLength(); ++k)
{
Element condition = (Element) conditionList.item(k);
String conditionText = condition.getFirstChild().getNodeValue();
}
}
}
Upvotes: 35