<pi> I appreciate if you can find out what is wrong with this updated code and give me the solution, as i started learning this XML module just a day before,i could not get handle of everything. 

sub GetMappletList
   {
        my $Target_node;
        my ($TableNm,$ColumnNm,$DomainNm,$AlgoNm);
        my @MaskingAlgorithmList;
        my @MappletNode;
       my $MpltRefFile_Dir = shift;
       my $MappletXmlName;
       open GET_MAPPLET_LIST, "<","$Profiler_Dir/$MpltRefFile_Dir/Inve
+ntory.rpt" or die "ERROR : Couldn't Open $Profiler_Dir/$MpltRefFile_D
+ir/Inventory.rpt $!";
       while (my $InvtoryCol = <GET_MAPPLET_LIST> )
              {         
                       chomp $InvtoryCol;
                       
                      ($TableNm,$ColumnNm,$DomainNm,$AlgoNm) = split(/
+,/,$InvtoryCol);
                      if ($TableNm =~ /$SourceTableName/)
                           {
                              print " The Workflow xml nme is $OutFile
+Name\n"; 
                              $MappletXmlName = "$Mapplet_Dir/$AlgoNm.
+XML";
                              print "The Dir name is $MappletXmlName\n
+";
                              my $MpltParser = XML::LibXML->new();
                              my $TargetXml = $MpltParser->parse_file(
+"$OutFileName");
                              my $MpltXml = $MpltParser->parse_file("$
+MappletXmlName");
                                my @MappletNode = $MpltXml->findnodes(
+'//MAPPLET');
                                my @TargetNode = $TargetXml->findnodes
+('//FOLDER');
                                #my $TargetRootNode = $TargetXml->find
+nodes('/POWERMART');
                                my $TargetRootNode   = $TargetXml->get
+DocumentElement;
                                                               
                              #$TargetXml->setDocumentElement( '/POWER
+MART/REPOSITORY/FOLDER' );
                              
                              for my $TgtNode (@TargetNode)
                                   {
                              for my $node (@MappletNode) 
                                    {

                                               $TgtNode->addChild( $no
+de );
                                               $TgtNode->setOwnerDocum
+ent( $TargetXml );
                                               #$MpltXml->toFile($OutF
+ileName);
                                               print "The Value is $Tg
+tNode";

                                               
                                               
                                               
                                     }
                                     }
                                
                           }
              }
       close(GET_MAPPLET_LIST);
   
   }

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in thread Copy portion of XML elements from one XML file to another exiting XML file by Dravidan

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