Re: Re: EXSL's dyn:evaluate() and XALAN vs. xsl:use-at

Thanks, Michael and David,

I think I really got something wrong about qnames
--> http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt#qname
I thought they can be a parameter and thus I can fill them
dynamically.

AND 

Now I understand that dyn:xxx is not meant to be 'executed' at
precompilation level.

BUT

This raises one question for me:

What has dyn:evaluate been intended for when it can only be used where XPath
expressions are allowed.
I think you cannot achieve more with it than with a ordinary Xpath
expression.

Thomas



> 
> 
> > And if you're right, how can one determine for which params etc.
> > dyn:evaluate will work?
> 
> It's an XPath function, so it will only be evauated at places where
> Xpath expressions are being evaluated (select attributes, inside {} in
> attribute value templates, etc)
> 
> David
> 

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