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Hi,
I've just joined the list (I'm a XSLT newbie) and can't find in the archives a response to my problem. My purpose is to transform the following xml structures into valid xml-schema structures. example <myelement name="globalConcept"> <mychoice> <mygroup> <myelement ref="subconcept1"/> <myelement ref="subconcept2"/> </mygroup> <mygroup> <myelement ref="subconcept3"/> <myelement ref="subconcept4/"> </mygroup> <mygroup> <myelement ref="subconcept3"/> <myelement ref="subconcept4"/> <myelement ref="subconcept5"/> </mygroup> <mygroup> <myelement ref="subconcept1"/> <myelement ref="subconcept2"/> </mygroup> </mychoice> </myelement> should be transformed to <element name="globalConcept"> <complexType> <choice> <sequence> <element ref="subconcept1"/> <element ref="subconcept2/> </sequence> <sequence> <element ref="subconcept3"/> <element ref="subconcept4"/> <element ref="subconcept5" minOccurs="0"/> </sequence> </choice> </complexType> </element> Furthermore, if all "mygroup" nodes are identical, it should produce only one sequence directly under the complexType element (without the choice element) I would yet be satisfied with a transformation only copying group nodes but eliminating duplicates (in the example copying the 3 first groups and eliminating 4th) thank you all in advance JR XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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