You can't do that. You can't just change the XSL code on the fly. xsl:value-of normally writes its result to the output XML to which the XSLT engine has no access anymore. You can also write its result to a xsl:variable but you still can't have any XSLT code in there.
You need to find another way to accomplish what you need. You should either get yourself a got book on XSLT or ask on an XSLT-dedicated list for advice. On 06.05.2003 14:15:07 Elmar.Hurni wrote: > I am on look for a <TAG> but i don't know whether it exist. > My Problem: In a XSL File i start a Java-Class and return a String with the > follow content "<xsl:call-template name="anyTemplate"/>". > > The Class ist started in the following Tag: <xsl:value-of > disable-output-escaping="yes" select="wtaJf:getCallTemplate()"/> > > If i start the Xalan now, the Function in value-of does run and returns > <xsl:call-template name="anyTemplate"/>. Afterwards it goes to the next Tag > an leavs the return value, which would be a Tag, unaffected. > > Does someone knows a Function with which i can Parse the Return-Value of > xsl:value-of ?? Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
