By using standard XPath e.g. /builds/@env

Brian

Adithya V.S.S wrote:
Hi,
I need to read the node name using xml task properties. Can anyone help me on how in achieving it.
to be specific-
<builds env="example">
<build>test</build>
<build>dev</build>
<build>prod</build>
</builds>
How can i read the value in builds env, i need to get 'example' into build.xml using xml task. Thanks in advance.
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