Re: Sort XML based on Tokenized String of sort by fiel

This worked great... I was able to generate the stylesheet and apply it in two
passes.

I would rather execute it in one call but I can't seem to find a good usage
example for the saxon:transform?

And when I try to surround my generated output with a variable tag, it doesn't
seem to work. My variable is empty.

Any more guidance and/or resources on this would be very helpful.

Thanks,

- Rebecca

>The way to do this in xslt is to generate a stylesheet, you do it in two
>passes, first generaate a stylesheet then execute it you can do that in
>one call to saxon, if you wish with the saxon-transform extension, which
>means that the generated stylesheet can just be ina variable and never
>actually serialised.

><xsl:element name="xsl:for-each>
><xsl:attribute name="select" select="'*'"/>
><xsl:for-each select="$ORDER_BY_TOKEN">
>  <xsl:element name="xsl:sort">
>     <xsl:attribute name="select" select="."/>
>  </xsl:element>



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