I am trying to parse and xml document:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE PrequalResponse PUBLIC "-//New Edge Networks//DTD Pilot
Prequalification Response 2.3//EN"
"http://api.newedgenetworks.com/dtd/prequalresponse.dtd">
<PrequalResponse>
<TransactionCode><Code>1005</Code><Message>Authentication failed: Invalid
user name or password</Message></TransactionCode>
</PrequalResponse>

I received 'XML error: junk after document element at line 5'. I found some
mention searching the web that the xml_parse() function does not know the
end of the stream:

The problem is that, in the general case, there's no way to
determine if a stream is *supposed* to contain multiple documents.
What is needed is some external way to determine the end of the input;
you can then feed the parser data buffers until the end-of-buffer
function returns true. You can do this by embedding the chunks of XML
into another protocol; this should not be difficult if you can
determine the size of each XML document in bytes before sending it, so
that each document can be preceeded by the byte-count. Otherwise,
you'll need a stream encoding that contains explicit end-of-file
markers.

I can set my passing xml document with just '<trythis>1</trythis>' and I get
the same error, except of course it says line 1 instead of line 5.

Any help on how I can be sure the function knows the end of ?

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Robert