Certainly sounds like a job for XML. If you were to serialize the objects
out to something like:

	<name>
		<firstName>Katie</firstName>
		<lastName>McNally</lastName>
	</name>

Then your XSLT processor could deal with it.

You could write your own serializer, or you could use a more civilized
approach, such as creating DOM nodes and then serializing the DOM.

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 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Katie McNally [mailto:kmcnally9@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent:	Monday, August 06, 2001 5:04 PM
To:	xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:	 RE: Using a java variable inside XSLT

We are attempting to display a first and last name in HTML using XSLT.  We 
obtained the first and last name from the session object and put the values 
into a java variable.  How can we display the value of our java variable in 
HTML using an XSLT template?  Our XSLT template is converting XML to HTML.  
The first and last names are not in the XML. What is the best way to display

this data?

Thanks,
Katie

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