Yeah this is much more elegant. A useful way to thing
about this problem (for me atleast) is to think that
the datastructure is already there, to create the
output I just have to traverse it based on what
information I need. Slowly, I'm getting used to this
new way of thinking ...
That's a reasonable view of how XSLT works. That's why it's very handy to
define one's output format first and then think about plucking the data
from the source XML to fill in the output.
Thanks to Jay and Mukul for additional help.
My pleasure.
Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
(presently consulting at Synergistic Solution Technologies)
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