On 23 June 2010 04:37, Jack Bush <netbeansfan(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)com(_dot_)au>
wrote:
<strong>World Cup Team:</strong>
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<a shape="rect" href="http://www.abc.com/team/brasil.html?aid=427231";
Brasil</a> (30 goals)
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<a shape="rect" href=" www.abc.com/team/argentina.html?aid=427231"
Argentina</a>(25 goals)
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<a shape="rect" href=" www.abc.com/team/Germany.html?aid=427231"
Germany</a>(22 goals)
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<a shape="rect" href=" www.abc.com/team/usa.html?aid=427231" >United
States of America</a>(15 goals)
Call the above doc1 ^^^
<strong>World Cup Player:</strong>
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<a shape="rect" href="http://www.abc.com/team/brasil.html?aid=427231";
Brasil</a> (250 players)
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<a shape="rect" href=" www.abc.com/team/argentina.html?aid=427231"
Argentina</a>(500 players)
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<a shape="rect" href=" www.abc.com/team/Germany.html?aid=427231"
Germany</a>(350 players)
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<a shape="rect" href=" www.abc.com/team/usa.html?aid=427231" >United
States of America</a>(300 players)
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Call the above doc2 ^^^^
Desire output
<team>Brasil (250 players with 30 goals)<team>
<team>Argentina (500 players with 25 goals)<team>
<team>Germany (350 players with 22 goals)<team>
<team>USA (300 players with 15 goals)<team>
1. Transform doc1 with the XSLT.
2. Within that XSLT, reference doc2 using the doc() function.
3. When generating the <team> output for doc1, pull in the relevant
information from doc2.
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