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doubt in xslt
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Originally Posted by atlantisstorm
netbeans won't make it work, but it is a handy tool that can help - especially when people don't use the code tags.

In any case, I don't think your can achieve what you're after directly refering to the element names - instead you should use the position function with an off-set value to indicate whether you're talking about parameter1, value1, parameter2, value2, etc...

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...
                <xsl:if test="*[position()=1] = 'parameter1' and *[position()=2] != 'data'">
                    <xsl:if test="*[position()=3] = 'parameter2' and *[position()=4] = ''">
                        error:the value is not configured
                    </xsl:if>
                </xsl:if>
...



i tried this code but its not working properly the values r not fetching plz try another way
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The example I've given works for me - albeit I had to remove the namespace references.

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i tried this code but its not working properly the values r not fetching plz try another way

Post the exact valid xml and xslt you're currently having a problem with. By this I mean, if the namespace is supposed to resolve to something in particular ensure you include that reference too.
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