Filtering tag-values from an xml file

Hi,



First of all, happy new year to all those who already celebrated it :). Related to above question my goal initially was that I would filter our from xml log created whether on console window output-stream there is a name of a specific file when I check what all is contained in specific folder.



After that I read stdOut method that I could use for storing stream from console window and I was wondering would there be easier way to handle what I want (=checking whether a specific file name is within a specific folder).



so if I store input from console to something like...



Recset = commandwindow.stdOut

Recset.MoveFirst();

while (Recset ! EOF)

{

 if(Recset.Value == "File_I_Want_to_check")

 {

  Do_actions_I_want_to_do

 }

 Recset.MoveNext()

}



so would something like this do the trick? Just kind of wondering could I do things easier than currently

 



Thank you for your help =)

I got the output now when I tried following code:

ups, sorry, misclick posted too early, so getting output with following code:

function CheckIfThereIsXMLinInputFolder()

{

// Launch console

var shell = Sys.OleObject("WScript.Shell");

var exec = shell.Exec("console I use for testing");

// Input text to winscp.com window

exec.StdIn.Write(

"open session\n" +

"cd folder I check the xml file existense on server\n" +

"ls\n" +

"exit\n");

// we store all output from the winscp.com window

var output = exec.StdOut.ReadAll();

// we store up status from going through output and searching from it if there

// is an file with .xml ending there

var result = aqString.Find(output,".xml")

// if we find a file with .xml ending we do this

if(result != -1)

Log.Message("Found an file with .xml ending, therefore need to run xyz again")

// and if we don't we can happily proceed with copying files...

else

Log.Message("Didn't find any xml ending files")

}