I see. This would require to use something other than XSLT... (probably
XSP, with axkit) I'm trying to stick to XSLT for now, and make minimal
use of other languages as long as I can to keep the project manageable.
simon
On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, at 12:39 AM, Dimitre Novatchev wrote:
It should be possible to implement this technique for any XSLT
processor, given the specific API it uses. What is necessary is:
1. to be able to invoke a method that evaluates an XPath expression to
return the "xsl:param" element,
2. then use the setAttribute() method on this element to dynamically
hardwire its value.
3. Only then invoke the xslt transformation.
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