>> >>> <CAPs> >> >>> <CAP> >> >>> <Keys> >> >>> <Key>KEY1</Key> >> >>> <Key>KEY2</Key> >> >>> <Key>KEY3</Key> >> >>> </Keys> >> >>> ... >> >>> <Parcels> >> >>> <Parcel> >> >>> <CAPs> >> >>> <CAP> >> >>> <Keys> >> >>> <Key>KEY1</Key> >> >>> <Key>KEY2</Key> >> >>> <Key>KEY3</Key> >> >>> </Keys> >> >>> ... >> > >> > Sorry, I wasn't very clear there was I. >> > >> > It is actually a list of CAPs and each CAP can have a list of Parcels >> > which in turn can have a list of attached CAPs. The application won't >> > recurse beyond that, but what I need to get is the Keys element out of >> > the CAP list, but not include the Keys element out of the CAPs attached >> > to the Parcels. >> > > > If the Parcels always appear after the plain CAPs, surely you can just > match the 1st Keys element?
That works if I'm only trying to get one - however, since multiple CAPs are returned I'm trying to get a set of the CAPs.CAP keys but not the CAPs.CAP.Parcels.Parcel.CAPs.CAP keys. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
