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RE: apply templates with with-param on Xalan
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- Subject: RE: apply templates with with-param on Xalan
- From: "petermarshall " <petermarshall at my-deja dot com>
- Date: Wed, 26 Jul 2000 01:41:04 -0700
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Thanks all for the help,
Yes I was confused by the root node, I put a
root node template into my list template, and passed the parameter through. Now I have the
form of templates that I wanted.
In summary, I now have a set of business information identifiers that the DHTML creaters embed in their files, and that get filled out out by my transform, from a set of business items in XML. These in turn come from XSP processors or files.
Im happy.
Thanks,
Pete
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On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 14:37:45 Linda van den Brink wrote:
>> So now Im unsure how to proceede. I still dont understand
>> why the parameter is not set up, even though (it seems) the
>> list root element has been correctly matched. But when I add
>> the /list to the document() call, the parameter is correctly set up.
>
>Maybe you are just confused about terminology. Realize that an XML document
>has a 'root node', that has one child element: in your case, a list element.
>The list element is not the same as the root. You would call the list
>element a 'document element' or 'top-level element'.
>
>You can also look at the FAQ under Terminology:
>http://www.dpawson.freeserve.co.uk/xsl/jargon.html
>
>Linda
>
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