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On 29 Oct 2004 22:37:01 -0700, rakesh.bohara@g... (Raj Sharma) wrote:
>Hi Friends,
> I am new to the world of XML, It looks silly but finding it
>difficult to solve, Consider the following example,
>
><BOOK>
> <AUTHOR>
> <NAME> Denis </NAME>
> </AUTHOR>
> <AUTHOR>
> <NAME> Martin </NAME>
> </AUTHOR>
> .
> .
> .
></BOOK>
>
>Now from the above, I want to pick a particular author value and
>change the name, It shud not affect the other values.
>
>
>Regards,
>
>
>
>Rakesh.
Yes, I agree with the other respondent.
You need a technology allowing you to update the document.
For example xquery is read/query only... I think xpath is also.
I believe that xslt will let you write a transformation to accomplish what you
are looking for.
You also, I believe, could go the JDOM route etc.
HTH,
Jeff Kish
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