> -----Original Message----- > From: Abhijit Junnare [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I would like to know if this is feasible and if anyone > has tried something similar. It certainly is feasible. I remember a vaguely similar situation where I had to have multi-language support, and I did not want to hard-code a separate XSLT for each language... There are a number of possible approaches. In attachment you will find two possible methods of dealing with this. I dl'ed them from some 'XML-tips' website, but I seem to have lost the address... As you can derive from the names of the zips, there should also exist a 'Method1', but for some reason I didn't find that method to be very useful. (Sorry I can't be more specific; it's been quite a long time since I had a look at these, but they may give you some ideas.) I hope you find them to be of use. XSL needs to be modified if you want to use the second XML for attribute values instead of element names. Greetz, Andreas
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