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Question:  XPath

Answer: What is XPath?


June 06, 2009 07:45:08 #1
 vijusatya   Member Since: May 2009    Total Comments: 3 

RE: XPath
 
XPath describes where the items are located in a xml files

For Example
<employees>
<name>XYZ</name>----path for this is employees/name
<address>
<street address> 3 rd mg road </street address>---path--employees/address/street address
<city>chennai</city>
<state>tamilnadu</state>
<pincode>600007</pincode>
</addresss>
</employees>


in general the path for an element are represented by "/" and for attributes it is represented by "@"
     

 

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