Copy nodeset from one document to the other

[Gert74]

Hi,
I'm working with two xml-documents: a source-document and a work-document. Whenever a new node is added to the source it should be copied from the source to the workdocument. I wondered if this could be achieved at once, instead of creating each element at once.

Confused? Here's an example. I want to append The latest poll-element from the source (including all child-elements and data) to the polls-element of the work-dcoument.

I already have a objPollNode which contains the complete poll-element to be copied.

' Transform SourceXML with strPollXSL to get the requested poll
strOutPutXML = objBronXML.TransformNode(objPollXSL)
objPollNode.LoadXML(strOutPutXML)

Source:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<polls>
	<poll id="tcm:17-74467" type="MultipleChoice" datestart="2005-10-27T15:04:00" dateend="2005-11-11T15:04:00">
		<title>First Poll</title>
		<question>This is the first poll</question>
		<answer>True</answer>
		<answer>False</answer>
		<answer>I don't care</answer>
	</poll>

'Red part should be copied. This is stored in strOutPutXML and objPollNode
[COLOR=red]
	<poll id="tcm:17-74468" type="Open" datestart="2005-11-11T15:09:00" dateend="2005-11-18T15:10:00">
		<title>New name intranet</title>
		<question>Come up with a new name for our intranet.</question>
	</poll>
[/color]
</polls>

Work: (target-xml)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<polls>
	<poll id="tcm:17-74467" type="MultipleChoice" datestart="2005-10-27T15:04:00" dateend="2005-11-11T15:04:00">
		<title>First Poll</title>
		<question>This is the first poll</question>
		<answer>True</answer>
		<answer>False</answer>
		<answer>I don't care</answer>
	</poll>
</polls>

Gert

 

[JontyMC]

Don't really understand what your problem is.

Jon

"I don't regret this, but I both rue and lament it.

 

[Gert74]

What I want is to copy the part in red to another xml-file (target-xml).

I created two objects:
1. objBronXML - Which contains the source XML
2. objWerkXML - Which contains the target XML

Then I created a string:
strOutPutXML - Which contains the part in red (See above)

Maybe the rest of my actions are more confusing than helpful, so I leave them out. Bottomline: I want the red part (strOutPutXML) to be added to objWerkXML in the most efficient way. Preferably at once and not by creating each element one by one.

Gert