Subject: To control the XML doc using XSL From: Cheun N Chong <cnc99r@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 19 May 2000 22:06:02 +0100 (BST) |
Dear all, I have several questions about how XSL(T) can control the XML document, because I am really a fresher... I have an XML document as follows: ... <ticket> <concert>Britney Spear's Live in London</concert> <date>19 May 2000</date> <time>20:00 - 23:00</time> <place>Stadium</place> <seat>11</seat> <condition>valid</condition> </ticket> ... I would like to do the following to the XML doc by using the an XSL, but I am not sure how to do it: 1. the XSL will compare the date to the current date (which I am not sure it is possible for XSL to read the current date or if must manually enter, how to make the XSL read in the input data from user), if it is expire, the <condition> will be changed to "invalid". 2. how to (if possible) make the XSL read in user-input data (perhaps by using Java or applet)? I wish I could get some direction here. 3. Is it possible to generate an XSL document from an XSL document? I have referred to the working draft, schemes and specification about XSL, XSLT and XML from W3C, but still I am not sure whether all these are possible. Hopefully my questions are not nonsense to make you laugh. Thousand thanks for your help. Wish you all the best. Best regards, Cheun Ngen CHONG XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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