Merging two xml documents

[gurudutta]

Hi,

This may be a simple problem which everyone has faced but I was looking for a best solution:-

Assuming I have 2 Document objects:-

One of them is :-

<CONFIG>
<TESTING>
<TEST>
<name>abc</name>
</TEST>

<TEST>
<name> xyz </name>
</TEST>
</TESTING>
</CONFIG>

Now another document object is :-

<City>
<Name>Bangalore </Name>
</City>

Now progarmatically or using XSLT I want to obtain the result as follows:-


<CONFIG>
<TESTING>
<TEST>
<name>abc</name>
</TEST>

<TEST>
<name> xyz </name>
</TEST>
</TESTING>
<City>
<Name>Bangalore </Name>
</City>


</CONFIG>

Let me know the best method. All suggestions are welcome

[r035198x]

Hi,

This may be a simple problem which everyone has faced but I was looking for a best solution:-

Assuming I have 2 Document objects:-

One of them is :-

<CONFIG>
<TESTING>
<TEST>
<name>abc</name>
</TEST>

<TEST>
<name> xyz </name>
</TEST>
</TESTING>
</CONFIG>

Now another document object is :-

<City>
<Name>Bangalore </Name>
</City>

Now progarmatically or using XSLT I want to obtain the result as follows:-


<CONFIG>
<TESTING>
<TEST>
<name>abc</name>
</TEST>

<TEST>
<name> xyz </name>
</TEST>
</TESTING>
<City>
<Name>Bangalore </Name>
</City>


</CONFIG>

Let me know the best method. All suggestions are welcome

I've copied this question to the XML forum.

[JosAH]

Hi,

This may be a simple problem which everyone has faced but I was looking for a best solution:-

Assuming I have 2 Document objects:-

One of them is :-

<CONFIG>
<TESTING>
<TEST>
<name>abc</name>
</TEST>

<TEST>
<name> xyz </name>
</TEST>
</TESTING>
</CONFIG>

Now another document object is :-

<City>
<Name>Bangalore </Name>
</City>

Now progarmatically or using XSLT I want to obtain the result as follows:-


<CONFIG>
<TESTING>
<TEST>
<name>abc</name>
</TEST>

<TEST>
<name> xyz </name>
</TEST>
</TESTING>
<City>
<Name>Bangalore </Name>
</City>


</CONFIG>

Let me know the best method. All suggestions are welcome

Use a SaxParser and pass it your own DefaultHandler (extend from that class).
Your Defaulthandler simply writes everything it receives to that output until it
receives the </CONFIG> tag, then it fires up another SaxParser which just
writes everything to the output; finally your DefaultHandler writes the closing
</CONFIG> tag.

It's quite cheap that way (memory usage wise speaking that is).

kind regards,

Jos