How to parse XML responses in Postman

This time we will take a look at working with XML responses which tend to be a bit uglier than JSON responses. I will show you how you can reach a nested property in Postman. There are two skills you need to acquire: you need to understand how objects and arrays work in JavaScript. TIP: When accessing object properties that contain special characters, you can no longer use the dot notation. So for example, if the property is called "some-property", jsonData.some-property will not work. But you can use brackets like this: jsonData['some-property'] ___ // POSTMAN COMPLETE GUIDE ONLINE COURSE ? Want to learn more about Postman? Check my Postman online course. Get it for only $9.99 and help support this YouTube channel. ___ // I HAVE A QUESTION! I do my best to answer all comments here on YouTube but I cannot make any guarantees. If you have a question, it is best to ask your question on the Postman User Group on Facebook or on the Postman Community (links below). If you have purchased the Postman Online Course, please use the Q&A section or send me a message on Udemy. Please do not email me or contact me on other channels as I might not be able to answer. Sorry! ___ // I HAVE A VIDEO IDEA Do you want me to create a video on a specific topic? Just fill out the form below: ___ // P L A Y L I S T S ___ // F R E E R E S O U R C E S ▸▸▸ DOWNLOAD the FREE Postman Quick Reference Guide ▸▸▸ JOIN the Postman User Group on Facebook ▸▸▸ The OFFICIAL...