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 I've got a XML doc which contains a description of a final document. This XML doc uses tags that handle conditions: <if condition="var1 = true or var2 < 5 and var3 = 'ok'">
<then>
text
</then>
<else>
another text
</else>
</if>the variables are available in another XML doc: <attributes> <variable name="var1">false</variable> <variable name="var2">4</variable> <variable name="var3">ok</variable> </attributes> I think I could evaluate the conditions by writing an extension for the xslt processor (I'm using Xalan-J) or parsing the conditions before the transformation process (maybe with a dynamic language like groovy because the variables are not typed.). Could it be done with pure XSLT? What approach would you recommend? TIA Martin 
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