Cannot parse XML generated by JSP I am generating an XML using JSP, when I run the JSP in IE it shows the XML as per DOM, but when I try to parse it using Javascript , the command xmldoc.documentElement...

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Cannot parse XML generated by JSP I am generating an XML using JSP, when I run the JSP in IE it shows the XML as per DOM, but when I try to parse it using Javascript , the command xmldoc.documentElement...

This is working code, it might help you. if (!isIE) xmldoc = req.responseXML; else { //IE does not take the responseXML as...

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