Doubt in xslt

hi
i have a doubt
i have an xml input file ,it contains a container,in that container it contains different parameters ,from that i want to write code

i have code in perl using xml input

if($a!='value')
{
if($c=' ')
{
print error
}
if($d=' ')
{
print error
}
}

from above code $a comes under one parameter ,it checks that parameter value is equals or not ,if condition is true it enters in to that condition and
$c is second parameter it checks that whether the parameter value is null or not if it is null it will print error, and $d is the 3rd parameter in the same container it also checks wheter it is null r not same thing will happen,

problem is how can i fetch the values from different parameters from the same condition,with in one condition,the values of $c and $d is not accessing from xml input
actually i for got to tell that this above perl code should be convert in to xslt taking input from xml

i need this code using xslt



plz reply soon

If you mean how do you perform conditional processing in xslt, then you can use choose and when...

actually i tried this code but not displaying correctly so plz try it again

actually wil u tell me that were u r taking the @attr value
i have two different parameters values and i want check that in one if condition in above its there

If you posted the rest of your current code it might help.

As jkmyoung has said, post your code (xslt) PLUS your xml. Then let us know exactly which piece you're having a problem with.

ok it is not possible to send code to u but i will explain

xml code
<container>
<containerarametervalues>
<container:enum>parameter1</container:enum>
<container:value>data<container:value>
<container:enum>parameter2</container:enum>
<container:value></container:value>
<container:int>parameter3</container:int>
<container:value>3</container:value>
<container:boolean>parameter4</container:boolean>
<container:value>true</container:value>
</containerarametervalues>
</container>

like this it contains 4 containers with same parameters with same or different values

perl code
if($parameter1!='data')
{
if($parameter2=' ')
{
print error
}
if($parameter3='3 ')
{
print error
}
}
now based on these codes i need in xslt
the problem is not fetching the values properly
i tried different methods but its not coming
plz reply as soon as possible

As mentioned already, please show the code (xslt) AND xml that you're having problems with. If you can't show the code for whatever reason, then show a sample which demonstrates your problem.

"Help us, help you."

PS. Use the code tags to enclose your xml and xslt.

what ever earlier is there it is sample code so i need to send the xslt code

<xsl:if test="DEF= '/container/parameter1'">
<xsl:if test="VALUE != 'data'">
<xsl:if test="DEF= ''/container/parameter2'">
<xsl:if test="'VALUE' = ''">
error:the value is not configured
</xsl:if>
</xsl:if>
<xsl:if test="DEF= ''/container/parameter3'">
<xsl:if test="'VALUE' = '3'"> error:the value is 3
</xsl:if>
</xsl:if>
</xsl:if>

this code is not fetching the values properly from the xml
u already have a code of xml and perl ,based on perl code we want to generate the output using xslt.


plz reply soon ASAP

Please recheck your XML as it is not well formed...


Also, within your XSL, where/what are 'DEF' and 'VALUE'?

the code is not wrong it is like that only

from that xml input we want to fetch the parameter values first we r checking that parameter1 is not equal to value 'data'
if it is true then it going under if condition,then it checks empty r not
if it is empty it prints error
my xml code is like that only

from xsl the def is a definition of parameter it taking from directly xml and value is extarcting the value of def parameter value

My apologises, I used netbeans to format your xml which had a slightly interesting result.

which type of result u got will u plz send that code,
if i use netbeans software it will work
plz reply soon

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, par