append two xml files having different attributes using python
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I'm having 2 different xml files -
File1.xml :
<Books>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
</Books>
And File2.xml :
<Books>
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
</Books>
Now I want to create a single XML file Final.xml which will look like -
<Books>
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
</Books>
I'm able to generate the desired output XML if my File2.xml looks like
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
Below is my code :
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
base_tree = ET.parse('D:/File1.xml')
new_tree = ET.parse('D:/File2.xml')
rootBase = base_tree.getroot()
c = rootBase
new_condition = new_tree.getroot()
c.append(new_condition)
tree = str(ET.tostring(base_tree.getroot()), 'utf-8')
print(tree)
python python-3.x python-2.7
asked Nov 19 at 19:48
Nabarun Chakraborti
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I'm having 2 different xml files -
File1.xml :
<Books>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
</Books>
And File2.xml :
<Books>
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
</Books>
Now I want to create a single XML file Final.xml which will look like -
<Books>
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
</Books>
I'm able to generate the desired output XML if my File2.xml looks like
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
Below is my code :
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
base_tree = ET.parse('D:/File1.xml')
new_tree = ET.parse('D:/File2.xml')
rootBase = base_tree.getroot()
c = rootBase
new_condition = new_tree.getroot()
c.append(new_condition)
tree = str(ET.tostring(base_tree.getroot()), 'utf-8')
print(tree)
python python-3.x python-2.7
asked Nov 19 at 19:48
Nabarun Chakraborti
33
3
I look forward to seeing the code you write to solve this problem.
– barny
Nov 19 at 20:30
I've added my code and concerns
– Nabarun Chakraborti
Nov 20 at 4:39
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up vote
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up vote
-3
down vote
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I'm having 2 different xml files -
File1.xml :
<Books>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
</Books>
And File2.xml :
<Books>
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
</Books>
Now I want to create a single XML file Final.xml which will look like -
<Books>
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
</Books>
I'm able to generate the desired output XML if my File2.xml looks like
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
Below is my code :
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
base_tree = ET.parse('D:/File1.xml')
new_tree = ET.parse('D:/File2.xml')
rootBase = base_tree.getroot()
c = rootBase
new_condition = new_tree.getroot()
c.append(new_condition)
tree = str(ET.tostring(base_tree.getroot()), 'utf-8')
print(tree)
python python-3.x python-2.7
asked Nov 19 at 19:48
Nabarun Chakraborti
33
I'm having 2 different xml files -
File1.xml :
<Books>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
</Books>
And File2.xml :
<Books>
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
</Books>
Now I want to create a single XML file Final.xml which will look like -
<Books>
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
<SubT>
<Aut>XYZ</Aut>
<Name>Local</Name>
</SubT>
</Books>
I'm able to generate the desired output XML if my File2.xml looks like
<Alt>
<TimeStamp>Test</TimeStamp>
<TimeZone2>Global</TimeZone2>
</Alt>
Below is my code :
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
base_tree = ET.parse('D:/File1.xml')
new_tree = ET.parse('D:/File2.xml')
rootBase = base_tree.getroot()
c = rootBase
new_condition = new_tree.getroot()
c.append(new_condition)
tree = str(ET.tostring(base_tree.getroot()), 'utf-8')
print(tree)
python python-3.x python-2.7
python python-3.x python-2.7
asked Nov 19 at 19:48
Nabarun Chakraborti
33
asked Nov 19 at 19:48
Nabarun Chakraborti
33
edited Nov 20 at 4:39
asked Nov 19 at 19:48
Nabarun Chakraborti
33
asked Nov 19 at 19:48
Nabarun Chakraborti
33
asked Nov 19 at 19:48
Nabarun Chakraborti
33
33
3
I look forward to seeing the code you write to solve this problem.
– barny
Nov 19 at 20:30
I've added my code and concerns
– Nabarun Chakraborti
Nov 20 at 4:39
add a comment |
3
I look forward to seeing the code you write to solve this problem.
– barny
Nov 19 at 20:30
I've added my code and concerns
– Nabarun Chakraborti
Nov 20 at 4:39
3
3
I look forward to seeing the code you write to solve this problem.
– barny
Nov 19 at 20:30
I look forward to seeing the code you write to solve this problem.
– barny
Nov 19 at 20:30
I've added my code and concerns
– Nabarun Chakraborti
Nov 20 at 4:39
I've added my code and concerns
– Nabarun Chakraborti
Nov 20 at 4:39
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I look forward to seeing the code you write to solve this problem.
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Nov 19 at 20:30
I've added my code and concerns
– Nabarun Chakraborti
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