At first glance, seems to me that doesn't have a "oid" child, it has a "oids" child. The element you're trying to read is inside the "oids" element.
At first glance, seems to me that doesn't have a "oid" child, it has a "oids" child. The element you're trying to read is inside the "oids" element. You can try and debug it step by step, and see what is the element that isn't being read.
That would be my best guess without trying it out.
Your commented out line was correct, the line below it just needs to be updated to match. Your listing should be: Vector oids = new Vector(); Element root = document.getRootElement(); Element body = root. GetChild("body"); Element element = body.
GetChild("oids"); List rows = element. GetChildren("oid"); for (int I = 0; I Add(s); } return oids.
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