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Combine multiple XmlDocument(s)

From: "Craig Buchanan" <someone@---------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 5/4/2007 6:09:00 PM

I have one or more Xml.XmlDocuments that result from Xslt processing.  Each 
document will resemble:

<Entities>
    <Entity/>
    ...
</Entities>

This is my current approach:

...
Dim XmlDocuments As New ArrayList

For Each uri As Uri In UriArray
    'retrieve websites as Xhtml; returns a XmlDocument
    XmlDocuments.Add(getXhtml(uri))
Next

'process the 2nd thru the Nth XmlDocument
For i As Integer = 1 To XmlDocuments.Count - 1
    'process the <Entity/> nodes
    For Each child As XmlNode In XmlDocuments(i).DocumentElement.ChildNodes
        'add node to 1st XmlDocument
        XmlDocuments(0).DocumentElement.AppendChild(XmlDocuments(0).ImportNode(child, 
True))
    Next
Next

'return 1st XmlDocument
Return XmlDocuments(0)
...

Is there a more-efficient way to do this?  For bonus points, is there a way 
to sort the <Entity/> elements based on an attribute's value?

Thanks,

Craig Buchanan 




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