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Hello,
I am trying to combine to seperate XML documents that have the same structure but different leaf nodes, e.g: ---File 1.xml--- <base> <foo> <bar1>123</bar1> </foo> </base> --File 2.xml---- <base> <foo> <bar2>abc</bar2> </foo> </base> I want the output to be: <base> <foo> <bar1>123</bar1> <bar2>abc</bar2> </foo> </base> Preferably without hardcoding too much of the structure of the file into the .xsl. I thought I would run an xslt on file1, and then use the XSLTSL xpath:node template to get the xpath of the current node, construct a string like: <xsl:variable name="path2"> <xsl:text>document('file1.xml')/</xsl:text> <xsl:value-of select="$path"/> <xsl:text>bar2</xsl:text> </xsl:variable> And then get the contents of the element that xpath points to using: <xsl:value-of select="$path2'"/> But that just prints the contents of the variable $path2! I would like to use evaluate($path2) but that's not in the xslt standard, so is there any other way of achieving what I am trying to achieve? /David
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