Mukul Gandhi wrote:

> On 7/17/06, Florent Georges wrote:

> file1.xml is
> <base>
>   <foo>
>     <bar1>123</bar1>
>   </foo>
> </base>

> file2.xml is
> <base>
>   <foo>
>     <bar2>abc</bar2>
>   </foo>
> </base>

> The OP said, that structure of both trees is same, except the leaf
> elements (bar1 and bar2 here). There can be multiple elements at
> leaf, on both trees.

  In this particular case, yes.  But what if the following (I didn't
check if the OP made clear this could happen or not)?

    <base>
      <foo>
        <bar1>123</bar1>
      </foo>
      <bar>
        <foo1>xyz</foo1>
      </bar>
    </base>

  Regards,

--drkm



























	

	
		
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