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RE: Node-set vs. Result tree fragment

Subject: RE: Node-set vs. Result tree fragment
From: "Michael J. Hudson" <mhudson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 11:15:20 -0400
node set result tree fragment
> > Well, then here's a question in regards to this then...
> > I wrote an XSLT script a while back that called a Java method and passed
> > a node-set to it.  From within the Java program, I could only get the
> > actual
> > nodes in that node-set, not any of those node's childrens.
> >
>         [Kay Michael]  Well as I say, it depends on the implementation. If
> you need help to do it in Saxon, I can show you how.


I was actually using a DOM parser.  I would obtain one of the nodes in
the
node-set and call getChildNodes() on it and never get its children back.
Shouldn't it be as simple as that?

Now if I read in the entire XML file into a Java method and got that
node
as a result-tree fragment, I could get to the children but not as a
node-set.


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