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Splitting XML Document

 
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Hi,

Scenario:

One Parent XML Document has to be splitted into more than one XML Documents Using Java.

Is there any standard approaches are their already. or we have to take each and every element (Using DOM) and Create child XML Documents.

Thanks in Advance.
 
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Not similar but you can rework this.

My problem

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For XML transformation, you can you XSLT or XQuery. Both are W3C standards.
 
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Aryan / Freddy,

Thanks for your valuable replies.

Please provide the links for any sample xslt based xml transformation.

 
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Googling for "sample xslt java" will lead you to many code examples.
 
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