VB Script- Parsing XML attributes

[bhaskarvphani]

HI,

I am trying to develop a script which can parse all nodes/elements and its attributes of an XML.
I am able to read all nodes/elements but not attributes of it like
<article id="474544c" language="eng" publish="issue" relation="no" origsrc="yes">

Can you please help me to going in parse all elements/attributes of XML given below

My XML:
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Code:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<article id="474544c" language="eng" publish="issue" relation="no" origsrc="yes">

<entity-declarations>

<entity id="illus1" url="474544c-i1.0.jpg"/>

</entity-declarations>

<pubfm>

<jtl>Nature</jtl>

<vol>474</vol>

<iss>7353</iss>

<idt>20110630</idt>

<section id="this-week"/>

<categ id="rhighlts"/>

<pp><spn>544</spn><epn>544</epn><cnt>1</cnt></pp>

<issn type="print">0028-0836</issn>

<issn type="electronic">1476-4687</issn>

<cpg><cpy>2011</cpy><cpn>Nature Publishing Group, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited. All Rights Reserved.</cpn></cpg>

<subject code="npg_subject_326"/>

<doi>10.1038/474544c</doi></pubfm>

<fm>

<atl><topic>Biology</topic> Algal synchronized swimming</atl>

<hst><pubdate type="iss" year="2011" month="06" day="29"/></hst></fm>

<bdy>

<p>Suspensions of swimming algal cells form intricate mottled patterns that are governed by a complex interplay between light, gravity and fluid dynamics. The patterns (<b>pictured</b>) change with shifting lighting conditions, which could one day be exploited to improve the yields of bioreactors that use algae to produce biofuel.</p>

<p>Rosie Williams and Martin Alan Bees of the University of Glasgow, UK, studied the patterns formed by suspensions of <i>Chlamydomonas augustae</i> cells in response to changes in the orientation and intensity of the light source. As overhead white light grew brighter, dense groups of cells first moved apart, then drew closer together. When the algae were lit from below, brighter light resulted in a shortening and then a levelling off of distances between dense cell groups.</p>

<p>Such pattern changes could be exploited to increase the penetration of light and nutrients to cell suspensions, and to concentrate cells for harvesting.<illusr rid="i1" align="left"/></p>

<p><cite id="n1"><jtl>J. Exp. Biol.</jtl> <vid>24</vid>, <ppf>2398</ppf>&ndash;<ppl>2408</ppl> (<cd year="2011">2011</cd>) <refdoi display="hide">10.1242/jeb.051094</refdoi></cite></p></bdy>

<bm>

<objects>

<illus id="i1" type="eps" entref="illus1">

<credit>M. A. BEES</credit></illus></objects></bm></article>

My VB script Code:
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Dim goFS  

Set goFS = CreateObject( "Scripting.FileSystemObject" )

Dim sDir

sDir = "C:\work"

Dim oXDoc

Set oXDoc = CreateObject( "Msxml2.DOMDocument" )

oXDoc.async = False

Dim oFile

For Each oFile In goFS.GetFolder( sDir ).Files

                WScript.Echo "looking at", oFile.Name

                WScript.Echo "will load", oFile.Path

                                If oXDoc.load( oFile.Path ) Then

                                WScript.Echo "successfully loaded", oFile.Name

                                End If

Next

Set ndlEventId = oXDoc.documentElement.selectNodes("//*")

for i = 0 to ndlEventId.length-1

WScript.Echo ndlEventId(i).nodeName & " :: " &ndlEventId(i).text

If ndlEventId(i).text="" Then

s=ndlEventId(i).nodeName

WScript.Echo s

Set attrvalue=oXDoc.getAttribute(s)

WScript.Echo attrvalue

End if

Next

Thanks in advance
Bhaskar