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From: Justin Johansson <pro_code_removeunderscores@---.---.-->
To: NULL
Date: 7/6/2007 12:33:00 PM

Hi Richard,

As others have pointed out you can do this programmatically (read 
imperatively) by using the XML DOM.

Alternatively you can XSLT to take your XML file as input, find the node 
or nodes you want to change and have XSLT write out the updated XML file 
for you.  Now, if you were to post a snippet of your XML file to this 
newsgroup and describe the change you want to make, I'm sure someone 
(maybe me even) will show you the way to do it in XSLT.

Using XSLT will probably give you a more general solution that you can 
use over and over again with small modifications for different update 
tasks.  Programming in DOM generally tends to be much more specific to a 
single task so you probably will not get as much reuse of the code in 
the future.

Regards
Justin Johansson

Ricardo Fonseca wrote:
> Hello.
> 
> I have a XML file with a fixed structure, and I have to find a node and 
> update the information of that node.
> how i can do this.
> 
> best regards.
> 
> Ricardo Fonseca 
> 
>

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