Mukul Gandhi wrote:
On 7/17/06, Florent Georges wrote:
file1.xml is
<base>
<foo>
<bar1>123</bar1>
</foo>
</base>
file2.xml is
<base>
<foo>
<bar2>abc</bar2>
</foo>
</base>
The OP said, that structure of both trees is same, except the leaf
elements (bar1 and bar2 here). There can be multiple elements at
leaf, on both trees.
In this particular case, yes. But what if the following (I didn't
check if the OP made clear this could happen or not)?
<base>
<foo>
<bar1>123</bar1>
</foo>
<bar>
<foo1>xyz</foo1>
</bar>
</base>
Regards,
--drkm
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