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Subject: [xsl] transform from flat to hierarchical From: "Ken Tam" <kentam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 00:15:41 -0800 |
Hi all,
I need to transform from flat and somewhat unstructured XML to a more
structual form. Here is a sample:
<logs>
<log>a</log>
<log>sub b</log>
<log>c</log>
<log>sub d</log>
<log>e</log>
<log>f</log>
<log>end of d</log>
<log>g</log>
<log>end of b</log>
<log>h</log>
<log>i</log>
<logs>
into a more structured content with nesting:
<logs>
<log name="a">
<log name="b">
<log name="c">
<log name="d">
<log name="e"/>
<log name="f"/>
</log>
</log>
<log name="g"/>
</log>
</log>
<log name="h"/>
<log name="i"/>
</logs>
Is this doable by using XSLT/XPATH?. If yes, please include some sample XSLT
code. I've looked at some examples of "flat to hierarchical" transformations
but they are dealt with nestings that are determined by a single node (i.e.
with a "level" attribute) instead of begin-end node pair (as in the "sub
<node>", "end of <node>" pair from above).
Thanks,
kkt
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