Hi Monks, I am trying to parse a VERY large XML file of the form:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<authenticationReports>
  <generatedTime>Tue Sep 29 07:07:34 PDT 2009</generatedTime>
  <appDeploymentFile name="app-deployment.properties.hklcp.trading">
    <application name="hk">
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/accts_subscription</url>
        <otherPrereq>HKPwdPreReq</otherPrereq>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/accts_forms</url>
        <otherPrereq>HKPwdPreReq</otherPrereq>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/custtradingpage</url>
        <otherPrereq>BasicPrereq</otherPrereq>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/accts_userinfo</url>
        <otherPrereq>HKPwdPreReq</otherPrereq>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/headermain</url>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/custservicepage</url>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/accts_transfermoney</url>
        <otherPrereq>HKPwdPreReq</otherPrereq>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/userprereq</url>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/indices_us</url>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/homeloggedmessage</url>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/lead</url>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/orderviewmin</url>
      </urlInfo>
      <urlInfo>
        <url>a/b/hk/accts_changelogin</url>
        <otherPrereq>SessionPreReq</otherPrereq>
      </urlInfo>
    </application>
   </appDeploymentFile>
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I want to create a hash with <url> as the key and <appDeploymentFile> as value for further processing. I've tried all sorts of XPATH values in twig_handler for it, but just can't seem to figure it out. Any help appreciated!

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