Traversing through xml file

can anybody will tell me how can i access n print the particular node in xml file through DOM api in java(not DOMParser of XERCES)

use utility classes like DOMwriter available with most of the parsers

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I am sorry , I had deleted this post.
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Iteration using Recursive Function
Thanks a lot :)

Not sure if it's the best you can get but QAD:
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</city>
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<city name="New York">
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manofspirit wrote:
> Iteration using Recursive Function
> Thanks a lot :)
>
> Hello All
> I have tried a lot to traverse this xml file using
recursive function,
> but vain
> Im sure you guys will help me out
>
> recursive function shuold iterate and trace name filed
as following
>
> london
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>
>
> XML File
>
>
> <city name="London">
> <city name="Manchester">
> <city name="Cairo">
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> <city name="Hawai">
> </city>
> </city>
> <city name="New York">
> <city name="Mexico City">
> </city>
> <city name="Tokyo">
> </city>
> </city>
> </city>
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