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Groovy - XML script to modify a node's name and add an attribute.

 
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I am attempting to write a parser which would replace the <Line2 FirstName="Bill" MiddleName="" LastName="Thatcher"/> to
<AddressLine2 Title="Mr" FirstName="Bill" MiddleName="" LastName="Thatcher"/> . In other words, it would replace Line2 with AddressLine2 and add the attribute Title to it. The furthest I have gotten so far is removing Line2. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.


<StreetAddress>
<Address>
<AddressLine1 />
<Line2 FirstName="Bill" MiddleName="" LastName="Thatcher"/>
</Address>
</StreetAddress>
 
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Get the attributes of element AddressLine1 and create a new element Line1 with attributes of AddressLine1 and use replaceChild(newChild, oldChild) or something of that sort.
 
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