You can use parent::* to ge tthe parent path.
http://www.zvon.org/xxl/XPathTutorial/Output/example13.html
But XPath won't give you the actual path (e.g. to put in a property or
similar).
Brian
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Hello,
With xmltask, is there a way to get a path leading to the node, e.g.,
applying xmltask to the following document, looking for a node with
value f2, and coming up with a/b/e/f ?
<a>
<b>b1
<c>c1
<d>d1</d>
</c>
</b>
<b>b2
<e>c2
<f>f2</f>
</e>
</b>
<a>
Thanks for your help,
Elvira
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