>
><log4j:event logger="WorkOrdersApi.Filters.RequestLoggerFilter" timestamp="1475666070747" level="DEBUG"
>thread="7"><log4j:message>Request recieved: Uri=/debug/version</log4j:message>
>
>
>The segment starts with
>
>log4j:event
>
>Then logger, timestamp, level, and thread are attributes within this segment. In the above there is not an ending to this segment; i.e.
>
>
</log4j:event>
>
>You can use DOM to extract the segments and then get a list of the attributes. In java this would be:
>
>
>var foo = document.getElementById('foo'),
> attrs = foo.attributes,
> i = attrs.length,
> attr;
>
>while (i--)
>{
> attr = attrs[i];
> console.log(attr.name + '="' + attr.value + '"');
>}
>>
>You can convert the above to VFP.
I left out the ending segment; I was just trying to show a sample of the XML file. I thought there is a function in VFP that would let me get this XML into a DBF without any code. But since there is none, I will download a Log4Net viewer from several online. Creating such a Log4Net viewer with VFP is possible given time and effort. But not by me :)
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