hello
in my xsl file the following condition id well tested and works fine :
<xsl:if test="string-length(Nuance) >= 5">
....
</xsl:if>
but when i create in java (with the dom libraries) the xsl dom tree, i
don't succeed to write the xsl:if condition like this :
.....
If2.setAttribute("test","string-length('"+node+"') > '5' ");
where node is the name of the current node.
I don't understand the pb. Moreover the following synthaxe works :
If2.setAttribute("test","string-length('"+node+"') > '5' ");
i'm afraid that these signs > or < are misunderstood in xsl
many thanks for your help
Lo.
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