Scott,
At 04:52 PM 2/4/2004, you wrote:
I will try your suggestion above. I am having problems with XPath based
upon my nested xml file structure.
Is there a XPath expression that while I am traversing my nested xml input
file I can determine how many OBJECT elements exist between each <TABLE>
</TABLE> structure or <DPROW></DPROW>. With the nesting structure of my
xml input file I can have tables nested within dprows and objects within
each of those dprows.
What is (or are) the context node(s) relative to which your XPath
expression must be evaluated?
If you don't have a ready answer to this, I suggest you do some reading and
homework on the XSLT processing model and how XPath works within it. Any
decent book on the subject will cover it. Or Google for "context node".
Cheers,
Wendell
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