Here is a thought on the problem and only applies if the file containing the <xmlproperties> tag has a DTD and uses it. (I.E. your file doesn't just have the <?xml...> but also declares the DTD)

A DTD is position sensitive, so if you have three elements <a> <b> and <c> within <x> for example, they will have an order of appearance in accordance with their declared position in the DTD.

So if in the DTD we were to have

<!--
<!ELEMENT x (a, b, c)>
-->

The xml doc must do this
<x>
 <a/>
 <b/>
 <c/>
</x>

and not
<x>
 <b/>
 <a/>
 <c/>
</x>

If this is the case, check the DTD related to your xml file and get the correct position for the xmlproperties element.

Hope this helps

Cheers

--
Simon

"If it can't be done on the command line,
it ain't worth doing!"




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