Hi,
The
XPath expression "//Employee/Name" is given to the Select() method and
it returns a set of nodes. Now the expression is a general one. Name at
any level. Is there a method in System.Xml.XPath namespace which gives
the absolute path of the resultant expression. Say if it has two
results then I should be able to determine
/root/level1/Employee/Name and /root/level1/level2/level3/Employee/Name.
Is this possible
System.Xml.XPath function
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System.Xml.XPath function
anam
Check this out. I used SelectAncestors().This one worked for me.
XPathDocument doc = new
XPathDocument("Sample.xml");
XPathNavigator nav = doc.CreateNavigator();
XPathNodeIterator iter =
nav.Select("//Name(.,'John')]");
string path;
while(iter.MoveNext())
{
XPathNavigator nav1 = iter.Current;
XPathNodeIterator ni =
nav1.SelectAncestors(XPathNodeType.Element,true);
path = ni.Current.Name;
path = string.Concat("/",path);
ni.MoveNext();
while(ni.MoveNext())
path = string.Concat("/",ni.Current.Name,path);
Console.WriteLine(path);
path = "";
}