Hi,

I have following requirement. can this be done using xslt.

Input details:
<Part>
<part Name>FirstPartName</part Name>
<part value>ABCDE</part value>
</part>
<Part>
<part Name>SecondPartName</part Name>
<part value>FGHIJ</part value>
</part>
<Part>
<part Name>ThirdPartName</part Name>
<part value>KLMNO</part value>
</part>



Output:Based on the value in the <part Name>, the following data should be the target value of this xslt.

<Output>
<Part1Value>ABCDE</Part1Value>
<Part2Value>FGHIJ</Part2Value>
<Part3Value>KLMNO</Part3Value>
<Output>

Your input is not well-formed XML. This makes it difficult, though not impossible, to process using XSLT. Perhaps, however, the errors in your XML were not intended. In that case, the transformation becomes trivial: but I won't give you any code, because I don't know what the real XML looks like.

__________________
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer\'s Reference

Ahh.. my bad, here is the valid xml.

Hi,

I have following requirement. can this be done using xslt?

Input details:
<Parts>
<Part>
<partName>FirstPartName</partName>
<partvalue>ABCDE</partvalue>
</Part>
<Part>
<partName>SecondPartName</partName>
<partvalue>FGHIJ</partvalue>
</Part>
<Part>
<partName>ThirdPartName</partName>
<partvalue>KLMNO</partvalue>
</Part>
</Parts>


Output:Based on the value in the <partName>, the following data should be the target value of this xslt.

<Output>
<Part1Value>ABCDE</Part1Value>
<Part2Value>FGHIJ</Part2Value>
<Part3Value>KLMNO</Part3Value>
<Output>

Yes, it can be done, in fact it is very easy. What part of it are you finding hard? Please don't expect someone to just write the code for you: we're here to help you solve your problems, not to do your job, and we can't help you over this difficulty unless you explain where the obstacle lies.

__________________
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer\'s Reference