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Attribute value templates aren't substituted in extension elements

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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2002-01-30 23:59 -------
Sorry but I'm not sure to understand the last comment posted.

I'm relatively new to Xalan, after a search in the on-line files, I think that
the last comment refers to (examples contained in) the directory named
xalan-j_2_2_0/samples/extensions extracted from the zip file found at
http://xml.apache.org/dist/xalan-j/xalan-j_2_2-bin.zip.

I've done now a grep '{' on that dir with no results (except for JavaScript
start of block): apparently none of the examples in such directory contain an
"attribute value template" (something like "{$var}", according to the XSLT
specs). Evidently I'm looking at the wrong file, or I'm using the name
"attribute value template" improperly.

In any case, by saying that there is a working example somewhere, do you mean
that I'm not doing it in the right way? Does you answer imply that I'm missing
something, i.e. the correct syntax/way to do that (and that probably I must
infer it from the example and not from the documentation)? 

Finally: the output of my stylesheet (which is a trivial example, and is
independent from the particular xml it is applyed to) is correct?

Thank you in advance for you help...

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