RE: passing parameters into xsl example

Thanks for responding. Regarding the processor - does this processer execute
once
at design time, or at run time every time a parameter is passed?

tia,
dk

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The form and order of the command-line switches for passing parameters to an
XSL transformer vary with the transformer.

For example, the Microsoft processor expects on the command line first, the
name of the data document, second the name of the XSLT document, then any
options, and finally the parameters in the form of parameter name =
parameter value.

The Xalan-J processor expects -in data document -xsl XSLT document then a
list of parameters in the form of -param parameter name parameter value.

There are plenty of references, but first you need to know what processor
you are using, then you can go to the web site that supports that processor
or the documentation to learn how to pass parameters to that processor.
--
Charles Knell
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-----Original Message-----
From:     "dsk" <dmitrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent:     Sat, 21 Jun 2003 08:10:54 -0400
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Subject:   passing parameters into xsl example

is there an online example of the steps needed to
pass parameters into xsl ?

tia,
dk


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