Sounds like it should be a rather trivial task in XSL.
Take a look at the following. The w3schools.com site has a tutorial on XSLT that might get you
started with this:
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xsl_apply_templates.asp
Cheers,
Geert
Arulraj wrote:
Hello,
I have question. Is the XSL can be used as a DOM?
traversing the XML content.
Exampel:
I have the following XML fragment as follows:
<office>
<ordered-list style-name="L1">
<list-item>
<h style-name="P1" level="1">Application:Die
application</h>
</list-item>
</ordered-list>
<table name="Tabelle1" style-name="Tabelle1">
<p style-name="Text">sequency</p>
</table>
......
</office>
In the above xml, i should start with <Order-list>
element and if it has child, traverse the child and
accessing the text() of <h> and coming out to parent
one by one and accessing the next sibiling of
<ordered-list> like that..
Regards,
Raj
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