Khalid,

I am afraid that your question isn't very clear. You can create any valid
XML document using XSLT, for example the fragment you showed. So what is
your question? Remember, XSLT is about transforming XML documents, so what
is the input of the transformation and what is the desired output?

Cheers,
Stuart

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[mailto:owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Khalid
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 16:35
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Subject:  Ca I create tree like this

Hello,
Can I create a tree,say, like the one below using xslt

<root-node>
 <node1>value_1</node1>
 <node2>value_2</node2>
 <node3>value_3</node3>
</root-node>

The purpose for this is that I have some calculated values from different
parts
of an xml file and I want to put the results into a tree in memory like this
so I can run a recursive template on it to find the total

thanks
Khalid

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