Using the Split XML Documents Method

You can enable the Split parameter to split XML documents in several chunks.

Every chunk is then handled as a separate document. Every first-level child of the XML document is extracted.

For example, if you want to index all the contacts from a single contacts.xml file:

<contacts>
  <person name="John M.">
    <phone>2222 3333</phone>
    <folder>work</folder>
  </person>
  <person name="Mary K.">
    <phone>1000 1000</phone>
    <folder>work</folder> 
  </person>
  <person name="Sally M.">
    <phone>4242 4242</phone>
    <folder>work</folder>
  </person>
  <!-- ... -->
</contacts>

Each <person> node represents a document and stands as the root node when configuring expressions. For example, to retrieve the content of the name attribute with a XPath expression, you can enter: /person/@name