There are three xml files and I want to take out distinct papers
(i.e. both files can have same paper. In that case i only need
distinct papers to be used to create an html using xsl).
Papers with same authors, year, full-paper-link same are considered to be same.
Following is the xsl I am using right now. This is not checking for distinct entries.
Hi..thnaks for the resp...
this works when all entries are same...
Now what if xml data is...
<Paper>
<Author>
<Name>A</Name>
</Author>
<Author>
<Name>Y</Name>
</Author>
<Author>
<Name>YA</Name>
</Author>
<Topic></Topic>
<Year></Year>
<Month></Month>
<Abstract-link></Abstract-link>
<Full-Paper-link></Full-Paper-link>
<Abstract></Abstract>
<Conference></Conference>
</Paper>
and other is
<Paper>
<Author>
<Name>Y</Name>
</Author>
<Author>
<Name>YA</Name>
</Author>
<Author>
<Name>A</Name>
</Author>
<Topic></Topic>
<Year></Year>
<Month></Month>
<Abstract-link></Abstract-link>
<Full-Paper-link></Full-Paper-link>
<Abstract></Abstract>
<Conference></Conference>
</Paper>
this is considered as 2 entries....
ideally Author tags will have same names but not necessarily in same order. so we want to only compare year, topic, full paper link...and if all three are same then its a duplicate entry.
Also if u know sm way by which even if authors names follow a different sequence and still can be checked ...then that should be gr8!!...