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GOPI KRSNA
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find and replace xml tag value in file extended

Hi All,

I am just extending the thread started by diwakar with my query.
James R. Ferguson have replied that
# perl -pe 's{(http://)(.+)()}{$1www.dummy.com$3}g' file

By using this perl code we can find and replace partciular tab value in xml file. This is working fine for me also. I want to add some more check like it should also replace url which are staring with https/HTTP/HTTPS(Case sensitive..) so can any one help me how to add OR condtion in this?

Thanks
Gopi
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Dennis Handly
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Re: find and replace xml tag value in file extended

>I am just extending the thread started by diwakar with my query.

It would have been helpful to provide the URL:
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1351538

With sed, you just provide two "-e 's///g'".

Hakki Aydin Ucar
Honored Contributor

Re: find and replace xml tag value in file extended

I prefer to use HP UX command sed:

cat your_file | sed 's/HTT/HTTPS/'
GOPI KRSNA
Occasional Contributor

Re: find and replace xml tag value in file extended

Hi,

I will prefer to update perl code , acuatlly i have many xmls that has one tab called which may contains
Hope James R. can help me in this regard if he is able to see my case.

Thanks
Fredrik.eriksson
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Re: find and replace xml tag value in file extended

You can always do "OR" commands :)

perl -pe "s/((http|https):\/\/)(?:[^<]+)(<\/Attachmen
tURLprefix>)/$1www.dummy.com$3/g" test.txt

(http|https) can be extended just by adding pipes and the keyword.
If you by some reason would want to match the old url as well you can remove ?: in (?:[^<]+) and $3 will become that address ($4 will be

Output looks like this.
V0001> perl -pe "s/((http|https):\/\/)(?:[^<]+)(<\/Attachmen
tURLprefix>)/$1www.dummy.com$3/g" test.txt
http://www.dummy.com
https://www.dummy.com

Best regards
Fredrik Eriksson
GOPI KRSNA
Occasional Contributor

Re: find and replace xml tag value in file extended

Hi Fedric,

It is giving me error like :

sh: 1: Parameter not set.


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James R. Ferguson
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Re: find and replace xml tag value in file extended

Hi Gopi:

> sh: 1: Parameter not set.

Change the double quotes that enclose the command line script to single ones when you run a Perl script from a Unix shell:

# perl -e '...'

...instead of:

# perl -e "..."

...which is what silly Windows wants.

Regards!

...JRF...
GOPI KRSNA
Occasional Contributor

Re: find and replace xml tag value in file extended

Hi James R. , Fedric

Many thanks it is resolved now.

Thanks
Fredrik.eriksson
Valued Contributor

Re: find and replace xml tag value in file extended

James, was actually running it under OpenVMS :P

But yeah, single quotes :)

Best regards
Fredrik Eriksson