🔗 XML Merger
Combine multiple XML sources into one unified document
XML Source 1
XML Source 2
Merged Output
How XML Merging Works
Merging XML is the process of taking two or more independent data structures and wrapping them under a shared parent element. This is essential for data aggregation, API response consolidation, and report generation.
Consolidation Rules
- Root Wrapping: Since valid XML can only have one root element, the tool creates a new container tag (defined by you) to hold all merged elements.
- Namespaces: Our merger preserves existing namespaces and tag hierarchies within the individual documents.
- Data Integrity: Each document is imported as a distinct branch of the new root, ensuring no data collision occurs.