Welcome aboard this P&O Cruises voyage! $person = new SimpleXMLElement($xml_string, LIBXML_NOCDATA) $person = new SimpleXMLElement($xml_string) Įcho 'CDATA retained: ', $person->asXML() The purpose of CDATA sections in XML is to encapsulate a block of text "as is" which would otherwise require special characters (in particular, >, Welcome aboard this voyage!" I tried the dataweave expression to assign it to payload. I'm currently decoding after I pull out the data, but the above example still doesn't make sense to me. The requirement is to parse out the XML in CDATA into a separate XML document of its own. Why does the above example behave the way that it does? Is there any way to make SimpleXML handle the CDATA nodes in the same way that it handles text nodes? What does "Merge CDATA as text nodes" actually do, since I don't seem to be understanding that option? I don't have control over the XML (it's a feed from an external source), otherwise I'd just remove the CDATA tag as it does nothing and ruins the behavior I want. To me this means that CDATA will then be treated the same as text nodes - or that the behavior of the 3rd example will now be the same as the 2nd example. The php docs say that NOCDATA "Merge CDATA as text nodes". $person = new SimpleXMLElement($xml_string1, LIBXML_NOCDATA) Print (string) $person->name # Someone's Name $person = new SimpleXMLElement($xml_string2) Meet Base64 Decode and Encode, a simple online tool that does exactly what it says: decodes from Base64 encoding as well as encodes into it quickly and easily. Java has in-built support for DOM processing of XML using classes representing the various parts of XML documents, e.g. Print (string) $person->name # Someone' s Name I receive some xml-files with embedded base64-encoded images, that I need to decode and save as files. There is another way of parsing XML documents with Groovy with the use of which is a category class which adds GPath style operations to Java’s DOM classes.
$person = new SimpleXMLElement($xml_string1) Code: cdata.xml
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