If you look at James Clarks latest XT parser
he implements the document function which
he states in his documentation will help with
multiple documents. Check out:

http://www.jclark.com/xml/xt.html

the document function, which allows multiple input documents, is
implemented;
support for multiple output documents is provided by an extension element.

I would be really interested in how this is implemented
with examples!

- Earl

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On Behalf Of Terris
Sent:	Monday, September 13, 1999 6:24 PM
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Subject:	Merging two documents

Can I use XSLT to do this?

I want to add part of an XML document to another
XML document.

Example:

I want to merge documents 1 and 2.

Document 1:

<Book id="1"><Name>The wizard of OZ</Name></Book>
<Book id="2"><Name>Java Servlet Programming</Name></Book>
<Book id="3"><Name>John Coltrane Rage</Name></Book>

Document 2:

<BookList>
   <Book id="1"/>
   <Book id="2"/>
</BookList>

Target Document:

<BookList>
   <Book id="1"><Name>The wizard of OZ</Name></Book>
   <Book id="2"><Name>Java Servlet Programming</Name></Book>
</BookList>


Seems like you need a nested look-up.

Thanks!



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