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Using XLS to transform/join two XML docs.
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- Subject: [xsl] Using XLS to transform/join two XML docs.
- From: Robert Goheen <RobertG at avenuea dot com>
- Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 14:12:52 -0800
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This may be a complete bonehead question, but I don't have enough experience
to know the difference :)
I have two different blocks of XML coming from two different sources (though
I could combine them into a single doc) that I'd like to transform into a
single, different XML or HTML doc. Effectively, I'm trying to do a SQL join
without the db.
So, I'd like to start with:
<one>
<a b="1">First Choice</a>
<a b="2">Second Choice</a>
<a b="3">Third Choice</a>
</one>
<two>
<x id="1" b="1" this="that" them="those" />
<x id="2" b="3" this="that" them="those" />
</two>
And wind up with:
<three>
<x id="1" b="First Choice" this="that" them="those" />
<x id="2" b="Third Choice" this="that" them="those" />
</three>
Is this possible, or is it beyond the scope of XSL?
Thanks.....
Robert S. Goheen
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