<article> som text here <var name="OKC$S_CURRENCY_NAME"
type="S"
meaning="Currency Name" /> </article>
.........
<VariablesMetadataVO type="VO" name="VariablesMetadataVO">
<VariablesMetadataVORow>
<ArticleVersionId>101130763</ArticleVersionId>
<VariableCode>OKC$S_CURRENCY_NAME</VariableCode>
<VariableType>S</VariableType>
<DocType>QUOTE</DocType>
<ViewObjectName>HeaderVO</ViewObjectName>
<AttributeName>CurrencyName</AttributeName>
</VariablesMetadataVORow>
................
<HeaderVO>
<HeaderVORow>
<CurrencyName>Dollars</CurrencyName>
</HeaderVORow>
</HeaderVO>
..........
And the following XSL tempalte to match the *var* tags.
<xsl:template match="var[(_at_)type='S']">
<xsl:variable name="system"
select="//VariablesMetadataVO/VariablesMetadataVORow[VariableNa
me=current()/@name]"/>
Here is your problem. In your predicate, you reference "VariableName",
which doesn't exist in your source XML. This returns an empty nodeset for
your variable "system". Replace "VariableName" with "VariableCode", and
this template match will work, providing the correct output. Just if you
want the output in an "article" element, use <xsl:element>.
<xsl:value-of
select="//descendant::[name(.)=$system/ViewObjectName]/descenda
nt::[name(.)=$system/AttributeName]"/>
</xsl:template>
the result of applying the template should be some thing like
<article>som text here Dollars </article>
The var tag in the article text points to metadata which in turn
points to the value that has to be substituted in place of the var
tag.We are currently using the folowing Xpath .. but the
parser fails as
the XPath seems to be malformed. What are we missing here?Any
suggesiotns for alternative XPaths?any help is highly appreciated.
HTH,
RG
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