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Old 02-12-2016
How can I extract XML block around matching search string?

I want to extract XML block surrounding search string
Ex: print XML block for string "myapp1-ear" surrounded by "<application> .. </application>"
Input XML:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<deployment-request>
  <requestor>
    <first-name>kchinnam</first-name>
    <last-name>Group</last-name>
    <email-address>kchinnam@some.com</email-address>
  </requestor>
  <notify-list>
    <email-address>kchinnam@some.com</email-address>
  </notify-list>
  <application>
    <application-name>myapp1-ear</application-name>
    <ear-file-name>myapp1-ear.ear</ear-file-name>
    <edition/>
    <shared-library-name/>
  </application>
  <application>
    <application-name>myapp2-ear</application-name>
    <ear-file-name>myapp2-ear.ear</ear-file-name>
    <edition/>
    <shared-library-name/>
    <CookieSettings>
      <path>/</path>
    </CookieSettings>
    <options/>
  </application>
</deployment-request>

Expected Output XML:
Code:
  <application>
    <application-name>myapp1-ear</application-name>
    <ear-file-name>myapp1-ear.ear</ear-file-name>
    <edition/>
    <shared-library-name/>
  </application>

Can I do something like
strear=myapp1-ear; sed -n '/$strear/ /<application>/, /<\/application>/' <xmlfile.xml>

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I tried perl regex "pcregrep", it is not working.

Code:
 
pcregrep -M '\{(<application>.*myapp1-ear.*<\/application>)\}' xmlfile.xml


Last edited by kchinnam; 02-13-2016 at 11:49 PM.. Reason: corrected input
 

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