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I have what I consider to be a major head-ache and I have searched (google)
high-up and low-down. I now realise, I don't really understand XSL all that
well.
The problem: myprocess.transform ( xsl-a, xml-f ); I need to have an XSL (xsl-a) take the supplied xml file (xml-f) and stick it into a specific node that resides in an external XML document (xml-e), take the combined xml DOM (xml-c) and process it with a final xsl (xsl-b) to produce the required output. How: I am confused and dis-orientated. While currently programmed in C# under .NET 2.0, this XSL and XML will need to be processed under Java using Xalan as well - so I need a plain-vanilla solution. I would prefer not to perform two seperate XSLTs in the code for this special case only. xml-f: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <support> <first-name>Mickey</first-name> <last-name>Mouse</last-name> <user-name>mmouse</user-name> <password/> <email>mickey@xxxxxxxxxx</email> <network-status>ACTIVE</network-status> </support> xml-e <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <root-node> <random-nodes> <instance> <!-- Each of the child nodes of xml-f:<support> need to be inserted here --> </instance> </random-nodes> <other-random-nodes> </other-random-nodes> </root-node>
** Then I need to process this combined xml-c DOM using another XSL (xsl-b). ** Thanks in advance for any help you may give. _________________________________________________________________ MSN Toolbar now comes with Windows Desktop Search - FREE download! http://desktop.msn.ie/
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