What was suggested (As I understand it) is that you override the startElement() method of the DOMParser and then your method you call this.getProperty(CURRENT_ELEMENT) but I'm not sure this is what you need. Basically you have a node and want to know it's path, so why not use node.parentNode() until you get to the document element?
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