Extractor Pattern for HTML
Hi Guys-
I hope you can help on this one. I have this bit of HTML that is returned after you submit a tracking request, but can't figure out how for the life of me to write a proper extractor pattern for this? I really only need one bit of information from it.
The only part I need is the
Here is a snippet of the HTML that is returned.
Verbose: null
Response Code: 200
Query Synopsis: null
Error Msg: None
Total Number of Records: 1
More Data: N
Data Source: SNG
Content length: 31290
Query id: 7376960523ECQS4865
value EnhancedEvent ::= {
package-possession-enhancement {
possession-location-code "LUFA"
dest-location-code "CYMA"
ursa-code "CUCYMA"
recipient-country-code "US"
recipient-postal-code "99501"
pickup-stop-type "O"
acceptance-date-time "20100128235800Z-0700"
packaging-type "01"
base-service-cd "03"
special-handling-code-array {
"02"
}
}
delivery-plan-enhancement {
est-avail-for-delv-dt "20100201"
}
master-list-history {
{
recipient-address-desc "645 G St Ste 100 # 829"
recipient-company-name "Carlos da Silva Alves"
track-date "20100128"
track-item-number "439648644188"
track-scan-time "1406"
track-type "CE"
cod-check-type "U"
recipient-city-name "Anchorage"
recipient-country-code "US"
recipient-postal-code "995013471"
recipient-state-code "AK"
ship-date "20100128"
shipper-account-number "387905820"
shipper-address-desc "6835 W BUCKEYE RD"
shipper-city-name "PHOENIX"
shipper-company-name "AMAZON.COM"
shipper-country-code "US"
shipper-postal-code "850434428"
shipper-state-code "AZ"
track-gmt-post-date "20100128"
track-gmt-post-time "19100672"
shipment-weight "7.0"
pkg-length "14"
pkg-width "8"
I don't see any difficulty
I don't see any difficulty with that:
ursa-code "~@VALUE@~"
In the token properties, I would set a regex for no double quotes.
Thanks Jason for the help.
Thanks Jason for the help. How do you set the regex for double quotes? I did not see it in the drop down list.
jsncochran, If you're not
jsncochran,
If you're not able to see it in the drop-down you can enter it manually.
[^"]*However, if you're not seeing it in the drop-down then something's not right. Do you see any items in the drop-down? If you click on the "Options" menu at the top of screen-scraper and select "Edit regular expressions" does a window come up listing all of the default regex's?
-Scott