how to access cdata content

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I have an xml doc which has 2 cdata in one of its tags, i one to print each cdata in an individual paragraph, how can i do this?

Posted 3-May-14 6:00am

Coder93

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Maciej Los 3-May-14 13:08pm

Sorry, could you be more specific?

Coder93 3-May-14 14:21pm

for example we have following in xml, (body have to cdata child)
<body>
<![CDATA[
Quae eum provident cumque. Expedita non labore. Expedita tenetur voluptatem rerum necessitatibus est laboriosam velit. Ab eaque eligendi distinctio aut rerum excepturi. Est eum dolor. Ipsam consequuntur unde. Occaecati quis ex esse. Fugiat aut excepturi laborum et qui. Sint blanditiis at quia veritatis. Est dolores fugit minus officia. Mollitia laboriosam quia. Neque aut et quidem sunt atque similique ut.
]]>
<![CDATA[
Quae eum provident cumque. Expedita non labore. Expedita tenetur voluptatem rerum necessitatibus est laboriosam velit. Ab eaque eligendi distinctio aut rerum excepturi. Est eum dolor. Ipsam consequuntur unde. Occaecati quis ex esse. Fugiat aut excepturi laborum et qui. Sint blanditiis at quia veritatis. Est dolores fugit minus officia. Mollitia laboriosam quia. Neque aut et quidem sunt atque similique ut.
]]>
</body>

i want to show each of them in separate paragragh!

karthik Udhayakumar 3-May-14 15:17pm

i one to print each cdata in an individual paragraph, how can i do this? what abut the other..pls start the requirement clearly..use improve question widget:)

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