It is not possible. You will need to perform that kind of selection by yourself (i.e. transversing the xml tree)
--- In [email protected], "Shailesh Mangal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > All, > > I have a following xml structure retrieved from server > <root> > <parent name="good"> > <child name="abc"/> > <child name="cba"/> > <child name="abc"/> > </parent> > <parent name="notGood"> > <child name="abc"/> > <child name="def"/> > <child name="fed"/> > </parent> > </root> > > and I want to make a selection based on the attribute of child. e.g. > for child with name "abc", get a result as.. > <root> > <parent name="good"> > <child name="abc"/> > <child name="abc"/> > </parent> > <parent name="notGood"> > <child name="abc"/> > </parent> > </root> > > I tried following, > result..child.(@name=="abc") > result.root.parent.child.(@name=="abc") > but I end up getting following > <child name="abc"> > <child name="abc"> > <child name="abc"> > > Any suggestions? > sxm >
