RE: XSLT Transform cdata-section-elements split up

It's certainly a little curious that the processor should break the CDATA up
into small sections like this, but one could argue that it's not
intrinsically wrong.

What puzzles me is, why do you want this stuff wrapped in CDATA sections? Do
you really have a downstream process that requires it to be in CDATA, and if
so, why?

Michael Kay 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Junk Junk [mailto:youremailisjunk@xxxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: 09 June 2004 18:55
> To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: RE:  XSLT Transform cdata-section-elements split up
> 
> Mr. Kay,
> 
> This is a direct copy and paste of what the procesor
> is producing now.  I have only changed some customer
> numbers as they are sort of confidential in nature.  
> 
> <AdditionalText><![CDATA["PrimaryAlert~;~|AlertID~;~|~|Al]]><!
[CDATA[ertKey~|xyz/5/4/351/6/20002]]><![CDATA[/NA_chronic~;~|~|TimeStamp~|06
/0]]><![CDATA[4/2004
> 12:11:23
> CST~;~|Alert~;~|]]><![CDATA[~|Layer~|2~;~|~|CustomerName~|~;]]
><![CDATA[~|~|Classification~|NFO~;~|~|Sev]]><![CDATA[erity~|Major~;>
~|~|Domain~|METRO~]]><![CDATA[;~|~|NodeOrSwitchName~|xyz~]]><!
> [CDATA[;~|~|Component~|XYZ-T3-12-XYZ
> XY]]><![CDATA[Z 5.4~;~|~|Reason~|Fail LOS
> (Chr]]><![CDATA[onic - 2 Failures in 5
> minutes)~]]><![CDATA[;~|~|BMPTktID~|~;~;"]]></AdditionalText>
> 
> Any ideas?  it seems as if it could be a configurable
> parameter, but I would have no idea what that is.
> 
> -junk
> 
> --- Michael Kay <mhk@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > > 
> > > That was my bad typing. 
> > 
> > I guessed that, and therefore didn't bother
> > responding to your post.
> > 
> > In a matter like this, if we can't see the exact
> > output produced by the
> > processor, what chance have we got?
> > 
> > Michael Kay
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >
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