Re: How to find parent's-parent's-sibling-sibling name

And I hope that I am right in what I have mentioned in the Subject line of
this mail ;-)

From: "Satish, L. Gnanendra" <LGnanendra.Satish@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject:  How to find parent's-parent's-sibling-sibling name
Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 08:13:02 +0200

Hello,
I am a novice to XSLT and I would like a fast fix to this.
And I hope that I am right in what I have mentioned in the Subject line of
this mail ;-)
The sample xml snippet is given below.

<BehaviourInfo ID="3">
     <Name>&text_88;</Name>
     <Trap>
       <Name>AlarmEvent</Name>
     </Trap>
     <BehaviourBitmaps>
       <BehaviourBitmapsInfo>
         <Name>&text_90;</Name>
       </BehaviourBitmapsInfo>
       <BehaviourBitmapsInfo>
         <Name>&text_91;</Name>
       </BehaviourBitmapsInfo>
     </BehaviourBitmaps>
</BehaviourInfo>

Right now I am iterating in the "BehaviourBitmapsInfo" tag. How do I find
"Trap/Name" from this position without leaving the iteration?

rgds,
Gnanendra.
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