How to get the node value with in soap UI XML using ASP.NET with C#?

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I want to get the value of nsAccVal:IBANNumber in the below soap UI XML. But getting the exception of Namespace Manager or XsltContext needed. This query has a prefix, variable, or user-defined function.

My entire Soap envelope is as below:

<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
   <soapenv:Body>
      <nsAccVal:EAIServices xmlns:nsAccVal="http://www.iibcdm.T24systems.com/FTAccountValidation" xmlns:nsT24sys="http://www.iibcdm.T24systems.com" xmlns:nsHdr="http://www.iibcdm.header.com">
         <nsAccVal:Header>
            <nsHdr:MsgVersion>v 1.0</nsHdr:MsgVersion>
            <nsHdr:SrcAppId>IPI</nsHdr:SrcAppId>
            <nsHdr:SrcMsgId>20180916191655591</nsHdr:SrcMsgId>
            <nsHdr:SrcAppTimestamp>2018-09-09T19:12:55.5884814+04:00</nsHdr:SrcAppTimestamp>
            <nsHdr:SrvCode>QACCVAL</nsHdr:SrvCode>
            <nsHdr:SrvName>FTAccountValidation</nsHdr:SrvName>
            <nsHdr:TrackingId>20180916191655590</nsHdr:TrackingId>
            <nsHdr:Language>en_US</nsHdr:Language>
            <nsHdr:BankId>FH</nsHdr:BankId>
            <nsHdr:InstanceId/>
            <nsHdr:TargetApp/>
            <nsHdr:Status>S</nsHdr:Status>
            <nsHdr:EAITimestamp>2018-09-09T19:12:55.5884814+04:00</nsHdr:EAITimestamp>
            <nsHdr:SecurityInfo>
               <nsHdr:UserId/>
               <nsHdr:Password/>
            </nsHdr:SecurityInfo>
            <nsHdr:AdditionalData>
               <nsHdr:Group/>
               <nsHdr:nameValue/>
            </nsHdr:AdditionalData>
         </nsAccVal:Header>
         <nsAccVal:Body>
            <nsAccVal:FTAccountValidationRes>
               <nsAccVal:IBANNumber>AE710810000001219412001</nsAccVal:IBANNumber>
               <nsAccVal:AccountStatus>Inactive</nsAccVal:AccountStatus>
               <nsAccVal:AvailableBalance>0.00</nsAccVal:AvailableBalance>
               <nsAccVal:AccountName>ACTITLE1</nsAccVal:AccountName>
               <nsAccVal:EmailId>B.BHATT@LIVE.COM</nsAccVal:EmailId>
               <nsAccVal:MobileNumber>0501671809</nsAccVal:MobileNumber>
            </nsAccVal:FTAccountValidationRes>
            <nsAccVal:ExceptionDetails>
               <nsHdr:ErrorCode>000</nsHdr:ErrorCode>
               <nsHdr:ErrorDescription>Success</nsHdr:ErrorDescription>
            </nsAccVal:ExceptionDetails>
         </nsAccVal:Body>
      </nsAccVal:EAIServices>
   </soapenv:Body>
</soapenv:Envelope>

What I have tried:

Code as below:

string ResponseAPI = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(@"F:\Sample.txt");


           XmlDocument xml = new XmlDocument();
           xml.LoadXml(ResponseAPI);
           //XmlNodeList xNodeList = xml.SelectNodes("/nsAccVal:EAIServices/nsAccVal:Body/nsAccVal:FTAccountValidationRes/nsAccVal:FTAccountValidationRes");
           XmlNodeList xNodeList = xml.SelectNodes("/nsAccVal:EAIServices/nsAccVal:Body/nsAccVal:FTAccountValidationRes");

Posted 17-Sep-18 5:05am

ranio

Updated 18-Sep-18 9:02am

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F-ES Sitecore 17-Sep-18 11:22am

Google for using xmldocument with namesapces, you need to use XmlNamespaceManager to define your namespace and add the namespace prefix to your queries too. There is an example here

https://techoctave.com/c7/posts/113-c-reading-xml-with-namespace

but if you google you'll find more

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2018-09-18T09:03:00

XML namespaces are a pain. The System.Xml.Linq namespace makes life slightly easier:

C#

XDocument xml = XDocument.Parse(ResponseAPI);
XNamespace nsAccVal = "http://www.iibcdm.T24systems.com/FTAccountValidation";
IEnumerable<XElement> xNodeList = xml.Descendants(nsAccVal + "IBANNumber");
string ibanNumber = (string)xNodeList.FirstOrDefault();

System.Xml.Linq Namespace | Microsoft Docs[^]