Re: XSLT: Transforming one markup to another markup

Hi!
The X markup needs to be converted into Y markup.
The X markup is as follows:

<class scheme="SAT"> <classitem> <identifier> <name>Sales </name> <code>1234</code> </identifier> <classitem> <identifier> <name> Tax</name> <code>5678</code> </identifier> <classitem> <identifier> <name>Items </name> <code>9101</code> </identifier> <classitem> <identifier> <name>Manufacturing </name> <code>1121</code> </identifier> </classitem> </classitem> </classitem> </classitem> </class>

The Y Markup is has follows:

<hier>
 <hierlev role="ancestor">
    <heading>
	<title>Sales</title>
    </heading>

    <hierlev role="ancestor">
       <heading>
	   <title> Tax</title>
        </heading>

        <hierlev role="ancestor">
	<heading>
             <title>Items </title>
	</heading>
           <hierlev role="ancestor">
	       <heading>
		  <title>Manufacturing </title>
	       </heading>
                 <hierlev role="ancestor">
		   <heading>
			<title>Revised Code </title>
		    </heading>
	        </hierlev>
	        <hierlev role="me">
   		    <heading>
			<title> Title Value</title>
		     </heading>
	         </hierlev>
	    </hierlev>
         </hierlev>
    </hierlev>
  </hierlev>
</hier>

Now two rules for the above conversion:
1)In X markup--The classitem depth is arbitary. 2)In Y Markup--- always the last hierlev element contains two hierlev
as children.


Sridhar

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Kamal Bhatt

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