Duane,
you have to use two separate processors (xslt and xupdate) to do that.
If you want to use XUpdate to change the sample document, you can do
that like this:
<xu:if test="/a[b='c']">
<xu:xupdate select="/x/y/z">blah</xu:xupdate>
</xu:if>
please note, that your sample xml has errors. there is not xsl:if with
a when attribute. You can either use choose / when / otherwise
or the if tag. Both IF and WHEN tags have a TEST attribute for the
XPath used as the condition.
:oliver
Duane Gran schrieb:
Is it possible combine XSL and XUpdate logic for
conditionals within XPL? I have something like the following:
<xsl:choose>
<xsl:if when="/a[b='c']">
<xu:xupdate select="/x/y/z">blah</xu:xupdate>
</xsl:if>
</xsl:choose>
No matter what conditional I put in the "when" clause, the xu:xupdate
command is executed. I've also tried to use XSL "match" with no
better luck. I see that there is a p:choose syntax for conditionally
executing a different processor. Should I use that instead?
Duane
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