does XmlObject have a reference to its root schema element?

[argyn <ar...@cox.net>]

suppose I have a reference to XmlObject. I want to find out what is the 
root element in the document, which contains this object. how can i do this?

thanks
argyn


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Re: does XmlObject have a reference to its root schema element?

[Eric Vasilik <er...@vasilik.com>]

Create an XmlCursor from the XmlObject and walk the cursor up the
parent chain, stopping just before the document container.  Under
well-formed circumstances, the cursor will be at the document element.
 Note that non well-formed documents do not always have a document
element, and that your original XmlObject may correspond to the
document itself, which has no parent.

- Eric

On 10/12/05, argyn <ar...@cox.net> wrote:
> suppose I have a reference to XmlObject. I want to find out what is the
> root element in the document, which contains this object. how can i do this?
>
> thanks
> argyn
>
>
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