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34 34  === 3.2 Reading and Writing XPath ===
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36 -The simplest XPath is /. This simply means access the root of the **input** message. So to access the root of your **input** message you write down one forward-slash (/).
37 -If you want to access an element below the root directly you can use two forward slashes (//) to start your XPath expression.
36 +The simplest XPath is /. This simply means access the root of the **input** message. So to access the root of your **input** message you write down one forward-slash (i.e. /).
37 +If you want to access an element below the root directly you can use two forward slashes (~//) to start your XPath expression.
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39 39  For example, take a look at the following **input** message:
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73 73  **Relative XPath**
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75 75  * Finds the element(s) in the whole message, not considering the structure.
76 -* Starts with the double forward-slash (~//), which means it can search the element anywhere at the message.
76 +* Starts with the double forward-slash (i.e. ~//), which means it can search the element anywhere at the message.
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78 78  === 3.4 Namespaces ===
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