> An example line in my (better: Christian
> Langreiter's) code:
> 
> ((xmldoc entityAt: 'methodResponse') entities
> at: 1) key = 'fault'
> 
> xmldoc is an instance of XMLDocument. The
> XMLParser I used (don't know
> where it came from :-) answered to #entityAt:
> with an
> XMLNodeWithElements. The answer to "#entities"
> is a OrderedCollection, I
> think, with (#entityName -> allContainingData).
> So
> c would be made to: ((a -> (b -> c)) (b -> c)).
> Does
> anyone have these and know where they came from
> (maybe VWXML?)
> 
> Regards, Markus
> 
> 
> 
> 

In YAXO you need to have a reference to the root entity of the document,
instead of the XMLDocument itself.  Paste the following into a workspace so
you can try it and
inspect it.

--------------------------------------------- 

| xmlDoc |
	xmlDoc := XMLViewSpecParser fromString: ' 
 
 
  Buttercup 
  Ranunculus 
  4 
  Shade 
  $2.57 
  061099 
  
 
  California Poppy 
  Eschscholzia californica 
  Annual 
  Sun 
  $7.89 
  032799 
  
  '.

"------Try these one at a time--------------------------"

"To get the document root:"

	^xmlDoc topElement  "<- I THINK THIS IS WHAT YOU ARE MISSING"

"To get entities:"

"	^xmlDoc topElement entityAt: 'PLANT'"

"To get a collection of entities:"

"	^xmlDoc topElement entities"


"To get attributes: (this document doesn't have any):" 

"	^xmlDoc topElement attributeAt: ''"