Werner,
> How does your mapping look like ?
Sorry, I thought I had included that in my post, but I had some email
client problems last night. My mapping looks like this:
...
<field name="currentString" type="string" node="attribute">
<bind-xml name="type" location="candidate/address"/>
</field>
<field name="instanceCtreet" type="string" node="text">
<bind-xml name="street" location="candidate/address"/>
</field>
<field name="instanceCity" type="string" node="text">
<bind-xml name="city" location="candidate/address"/>
</field>
<field name="instanceState" type="string" node="text">
<bind-xml name="city" location="candidate/address"/>
</field>
<field name="previousString" type="string" node="attribute">
<bind-xml name="type" location="candidate/address"/>
</field>
<field name="instanceCtreet" type="string" node="text">
<bind-xml name="street" location="candidate/address"/>
</field>
<field name="instanceCity" type="string" node="text">
<bind-xml name="city" location="candidate/address"/>
</field>
<field name="instanceState" type="string" node="text">
<bind-xml name="city" location="candidate/address"/>
</field>
...
Unfortunately, the attribute seems to be ignored and it runs the two
tag sets together inside a single <address> tag set, so the output it
produces looks like this:
<address>
<street>foo</street>
<city>bar</city>
<state>baz</state>
<street>bat</street>
<city>xyzzy</city>
<state>elbereth</state>
</address>
Steven J. Owens
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