This question is related to another post I've posted here (for reference)
I'm FTP downloading log files from an open data rail project in the UK, and the log files are about 3Mb each and presented this way:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><Pport xmlns="http://www.thalesgroup.com/rtti/PushPort/v12" ts="2018-02-05T21:33:59.8558288Z" version="12.0"><uR updateOrigin="Darwin"><deactivated rid="201802058015464"/></uR></Pport>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><Pport xmlns="http://www.thalesgroup.com/rtti/PushPort/v12" xmlns:ns3="http://www.thalesgroup.com/rtti/PushPort/Forecasts/v2" ts="2018-02-05T21:33:59.8558288Z" version="12.0"><uR updateOrigin="Darwin"><TS rid="201802058709918" ssd="2018-02-05" uid="W09918"><ns3:Location tpl="DARTFD" wta="07:36"><ns3:arr delayed="true" et="21:34" src="Darwin"/><ns3:plat cisPlatsup="true" platsup="true">2</ns3:plat></ns3:Location></TS></uR></Pport>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><Pport xmlns="http://www.thalesgroup.com/rtti/PushPort/v12" xmlns:ns3="http://www.thalesgroup.com/rtti/PushPort/Forecasts/v2" ts="2018-02-05T21:33:59.8558288Z" version="12.0"><uR updateOrigin="Darwin"><TS rid="201802058771469" ssd="2018-02-05" uid="W71469"><ns3:Location tpl="WLWYCSD" wtd="13:16"><ns3:dep delayed="true" et="21:34" src="Darwin"/></ns3:Location><ns3:Location tpl="WLWYNGC" wtp="13:18"><ns3:pass delayed="true" et="21:36" src="Darwin"/><ns3:plat cisPlatsup="true" platsup="true">3</ns3:plat></ns3:Location><ns3:Location tpl="HATFILD" wtp="13:21:30"><ns3:pass delayed="true" et="21:39" src="Darwin"/><ns3:plat cisPlatsup="true" platsrc="A" platsup="true">1</ns3:plat></ns3:Location><ns3:Location tpl="POTRSBR" wtp="13:26"><ns3:pass delayed="true" et="21:44" src="Darwin"/><ns3:plat cisPlatsup="true" platsup="true">1</ns3:plat></ns3:Location><ns3:Location tpl="ALEXNDP" wtp="13:36:30"><ns3:pass delayed="true" et="21:51" src="Darwin"/><ns3:plat cisPlatsup="true" platsup="true">2</ns3:plat></ns3:Location><ns3:Location tpl="HRGYURV" wta="13:43" wtd="13:48"><ns3:arr delayed="true" et="21:57" src="Darwin"/><ns3:dep delayed="true" et="21:58" src="Darwin"/></ns3:Location><ns3:Location tpl="HRNSYMD" wta="13:50"><ns3:arr delayed="true" et="22:00" src="Darwin"/></ns3:Location></TS></uR></Pport>
To further add, sometimes the last entry, is a broken entry, like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><Pport xmlns="http://www.thalesgroup.com/rtti/PushPort/v12" xmlns:ns3="http://www.thalesgroup.com/rtti/PushPort/Forecasts/v2" ts="2018-02-05T21:34:52.2569006Z" version="12.0"><uR updateOrigin="Trust"><TS rid="201802056757064" ssd="2018-02-05" uid="C57064"><ns3:Location pta="21:34" ptd="21:34" tpl="DEVNPRT" wta="21:34" wtd="21:34:30"><ns3:arr at
I have used the advice given here and tried to implement a PHP solution using XMLReader, however the way the XML log file is setup, XMLReader throughs errors.
This is the base code I'm using:
$xmlReader->open($filename);
// While there is something to read continue reading
while ($xmlReader->read()) {
// check to ensure nodeType is an Element not attribute or #Text
if ($xmlReader->nodeType == XMLReader::ELEMENT) {
if ($xmlReader->hasAttributes) {
//Do something here
}
}
}
}
One solution I thought since each of the entries in the log file are single lines, I thought I could open the file, and read and load into the XMLReader, but I have not being able to do it, like this:
if ($filename = fopen("./pPortData.log", "r")) {
while (!feof($filename)) {
$xmlstr = fgets($filename);
# do same stuff with the $line
$address = new SimpleXMLElement($xmlstr) or die("Error: Cannot create object");
echo $address->getName(), PHP_EOL;
foreach($address as $name => $part) {
echo "$name: $part" . "/n/r", PHP_EOL;
}
}
fclose($xmlstr);
}
But no joy. So ...
1) Do you know a way of achieving this pls?
2) Or do you know how to load line by line from a file into XMLReader?
3) How do I fix the XML file?
Thank you
Lucio