Re: XML::XPath createNode with the same name??

> Normally, it's possible; chances are the bug is on your side. But it's
> hard for us to help without at least a description of the issues you're
> seeing (silent failure? errors? hard drive wiped?) and if possible the
> code you're using to do this.

I'm absolutely convinced the bug is on my side.  At least I am hopeful it
is....

The original code I was using to build the recipient nodes was the
following (assuming $self->{'recipientList'} is a semi-colon delimited
list of emails):

   if (defined($self->{'recipientList'})) {
       my @recipients = split(/;/,$self->{'recipientList'});
        foreach my $recipient (@recipients) {
         my $string =
"/llbeanDocument/document/notificationRequest/notificationRequestHdr/recipientList/recipient";
         $notificationRequest->createNode($string);
         $notificationRequest->setNodeText($string,$recipient);
       }
    }



The code above just overwrites the 1st node of that name over and over,
which makes sense to me logically...

Based on Dave Howorth's response to my query, I tried:

   if (defined($self->{'recipientList'})) {
       my @recipients = split(/;/,$self->{'recipientList'});
        my $i = 0;
        foreach my $recipient (@recipients) {
         $i = $i + 1;
         my $nodeString =
"/myCompanyDocument/document/notificationRequest/notificationRequestHdr/recipientList/recipient[$i]";
         $notificationRequest->createNode($nodeString);
         $notificationRequest->setNodeText($nodeString,$recipient);
       }
    }



but the resulting XML was still incorrect.  When printing out the
resulting XML, the recipientList looks like the following:

<recipientList>
   <recipient[(1)] />
   <recipient[(2)] />
</recipientList>





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