I have below xml file: bit tricky : 

<Event name="Constants" id="0" ui-visible="0" version="0" serviceKey="
+0" rateTableName="">

<properties>
                <visible> false </visible>
            </properties>
            <attribute identifier="00">
                  <name> session_id </name>
                  <type> string </type>
                  <required> true </required>
 <ilog>
                        <alternate> session id in string format </alte
+rnate>
                        <visible> false </visible>
                  </ilog>
            </attribute>
            <attribute identifier="01">
                  <name> volume </name>
                  <type> int </type>
                  <required> false </required>
                  <ilog>
                        <alternate> the volume </alternate>
                        <visible> false </visible>
                  </ilog>
            </attribute>

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I want to read the "name" and "required" filed from xml file.. I am using xml::simple but this xml is bit tricky how can I do this.

In reply to Read the attribute from xml file by bhushanQA

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