Hi,
I have a suggestion here although I am not sure if this is what you
are trying to do.
If you want to just load some file by looking for specific nodes
according to their occurrences, you might want to put in <xsl:if>
statements, and if the parameter is true, you can do something like
<xsl:include href="xslt_example_template.xsl" />. If else, then don't
put in anything.
I hope this helps.
Alice
Quoting Senthil Nathan <rsennat(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>:
Hi,
I would like to know how to load / unload xml files from the main xml file.
ie. say there is "a.xml", to which I load "b.xml". (means i see the
leaf nodes in b.xml
and append those in the a.xml").
Now, I would like to unload "b.xml" from this. (ie., remove those
nodes added earlier).
I know this can be done by looking for those specific nodes and remove
it the way i added
the child.
My question here is, whether all this load / unload can be done using xslt???
Thanks
Senthil
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