> Hi,
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> I have an xml file of the below format.
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> <!-some comment generated.." -->
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> <Node1>data</Node1>
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> How do I detect if the file has a root node or not?
This file HAS a root node, it's called "Node1"
>
> I mean how do I make the difference between the below xml
> file and the above xml file.
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> <!-some comment generated.." -->
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> <RootNode>
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> <Node1>data</Node1>
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> </RootNode>
The root node have different names. On your first example, it was
"Node1", and now it is "RootNode"
> as I need to avoid the root node when I load the xml file.
Why? You can just ignore (or not) the first node after you have parsed
the file...
Best regards
Andreas
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