The long description is that I'm making a test system. The xml file is used for both configuration and saving the results in.
The first part is that a WEB-GUI is saving witch tests to run. 
<exec>
   <tc id=001></tc>
   <tc id=002></tc>
</exec>

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Second will the testframework append testinfo to the different nodes and add childs to the nodes. 
<exec>
   <tc id=001 desc=first test>
      <ts id=001.001 result=passed/>
   </tc>
   <tc id=002 desc=second test>
      <ts id=002.001 result=failed/>
   </tc>
</exec>

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So the testframework has to be able to find the specific node by using the id and append info/data and child to that node.
Does anyone have any suggestions how to do this?

In reply to Re^2: XML parser by hakana
in thread XML parser by hakana

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