krishkiit Posted April 1, 2013 Share Posted April 1, 2013 I have many xml file for which i am creating xsl to convert it into tabular format (HTML). Problem is in xml each node is different. And also one xml is different from other. That's why i am creating one xsl file which takes the node name dynamically and convert it into tabular format. I want node name in table itself. But this should not be hard-coded. Any suggestion is welcome.Below is xml file.......... <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><t_square_data_model><adapter_identifier> <ce_adapter> <ce_adap_vers>3.65.0</ce_adap_vers> <ce_adap_iden></ce_adap_ident> </ce_adapter> <db_adapter> <db_adap_vers></db_adap_vers> <db_adap_ident></db_adap_ident> </db_adapter></adapter_identifier><calling_application> <appl_type>SAP R/3</appl_type> <client_ident>900</client_ident></calling_application><t_square_document> <document_line> <cost_location></cost_location> <net_amount> <net_amount_doc>1.00</net_amount_doc> </net_amount> <cust_purchase_no></cust_purchase_no> <doc_line_no>000001</doc_line_no> </insurance_amount> <taxation_line> <jurisdic_t_code></jurisdic_t_code> <jurisdic_code2></jurisdic_code2> <fi_book_indic>ES</fi_book_indic> </taxation_line> <taxation_line_item> <exemption> <effective_date></effective_date> </exemption> <tax_zone_level>2</tax_zone_level> <tax_registration> <customer_reg_no></customer_reg_no> <customer_tax_L1></customer_tax_L1> <customer_tax_L2></customer_tax_L2> </tax_registration> <customer> <customer_type></customer_type> <customer_tax_reg></customer_tax_reg> </customer> <discount_amount> <disc_amount_loc>0.00000</disc_amount_loc> <disc_amount_doc>0.00000</disc_amount_doc> </discount_amount> </document_line></t_square_document><tax_engine_details> <cs_patch>1.0</cs_patch> <cs_tax_api>5.5.0</cs_tax_api> <cs_version>5.5.0</cs_version></tax_engine_details><authentication> <appl_id>DVL</appl_id> <appl_pw>sapsd</appl_pw></authentication></t_square_data_model> what sholud be the xsl to get the node name dynamically?? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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