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> Then my question is: Is possible to access / apply the filename in a Xpath
> expression? If yes then how? if not then how can I cope this problem?
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OK, thanks for your answer. How would you code this using spring xml?
Luis
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> expression? If yes then how? if not then how can I cope this problem?
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> Thanks!
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> Luix
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Thanks a lot.
It works!
Luis
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