Hi,
   This is not possible via the DOM 3 interface. However one of the 
original uses for Pathan was for our scripting language called XMLScript. 
This had a feature called "creative mode". It does exactly what you want. 
I afraid I'm very busy this morning but I will try and spare some time this 
afternoon to go and look how I could turn this on so it works through the 
DOM 3 interface.

Gareth


On Wed, 13 Feb 2002, Ravi_Jain wrote:

> Hi All
> I have downloaded and started working with Xpath(PATHAN).
> ,I need help on how to use this in conjuction with DOM parser.
> I have already gone through the examples/sample code etc
> 
> I have created a small functionality which fetches "value" from a source
> xpath and put that value to a specified destination xpath(assuming that
> source and destination xml herarchy exist)
> Now I want to provide the flexibilty so that the complete destination
> herarchy is created (incase its not there), and then the value is put into
> destination path.
> Can anybody guide me for the same ?
> 
> waiting for your valuable suggestions
> 
> With Warm Regards
> Ravi Jain
> 
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