You question is not clear as well as your XML or output format you seek.
If your XML is a list of <Jobdetail> nodes with children like
<secondnode>, <thirdnode> etc I.e.:

<root>
	<Jobdetails>
		<secondnode>
			<tag1>a</tag1>
		</secondnode>
		<thirdnode>
			<ta>4567</ta>
		</thirdnode>
	</Jobdetails>
	<Jobdetails>
		<secondnode>
			<tag1>a</tag1>
		</secondnode>
		<thirdnode>
			<ta>4567</ta>
		</thirdnode>
	</Jobdetails>
	...
</root>

Then it's trivial to use pull or push template (for-each or
apply-template) on <Jobdetails> node. i.e.:

	<xsl:for-each select="Jobdetails">
		<xsl:value-of select="name(child::*[1])"/>
	</xsl:for-each>

Or any of the XPaths: "following-sibling::*" or
"following-sibling::node()"

If <secondnode> is a sibling of the same root node as <Jobdetails> (they
are sister nodes) and you know they follow in that order then you can
use just "following" axis i.e. name(following::*)



-----Original Message-----
From: henry human [mailto:henry_human@xxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2005 7:47 AM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  check for-each if a child exist and make loop for this
too

in a for-each loop
i know only the name of the first node(jobdetails)
the second node(secondnode) could exist or maybe not.
(it has second position of Jobdetails).
how could i get the name of secound
node and make a for-each loop for this
one?

xml
---
</Jobdetails">
<secondnode>
  <tag1>a</tag1>
<tag2>aa</tag2>
<tag3>aaaaa</tag3>
</secondnode>

<thirdnode>
 <ta>4567</ta>
<tb>67890</tb>
<tc>ddd</tc>
</thirdnode>




</Jobdetails>







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