oops, here is the same question w/ fixes:

Is this possible with an XSLT to merge these two XML documents and get the
third document? If so any help, guidence, XSLT would be much appreciated!

Maps Document:

<maps>
 <element source="car" target="automobile">
  <attribute source="blue" target="red"/>
  <attribute source="right" target="left"/>
 </element>
 <element source="house" target="close">
  <attribute source="balcony" target="deck"/>
 </element>
</maps>


Data Document:

<top>
 <foo x="1" y="2"/>
 <bar x="1" y="2"/>
 <cars>
  <car blue="1"/>
 </cars>
 <houses>
  <house balcony="true" frontdoor="open"/>
 </houses>
</top>


Desired Target Document After XSLT Transformation

<top>
 <foo x="1" y="2"/>
 <bar x="1" y="2"/>
 <cars>
  <automobile red="1"/>
 </cars>
 <houses>
  <close deck="true"/>
 </houses>
</top>

"Daniel" <softwareengineer98037@y...> wrote in message
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> Is this possible with an XSLT to merge these two XML documents and get the
> third document? If so any help, guidence, XSLT would be much appreciated!
>
> Maps Document:
>
> <maps>
>  <element source="car" target="automobile">
>   <attribute source="blue" target="red"/>
>   <attribute source="right" target="left"/>
>  </element>
>  <element source="house" target="close">
>   <attribute source="balcony" target="deck"/>
>  </element>
> </maps>
>
>
> Data Document:
>
> <top>
>  <foo x="1" y="2"/>
>  <bar x="1" y="2"/>
>  <cars>
>   <car blue="1"/>
>  </cars>
>  <houses>
>   <house balcony="true" frontdoor="open"/>
>  </houses>
> </top>
>
>
> Desired Target Document After XSLT Transformation
>
> <top>
>  <foo x="1" y="2"/>
>  <bar x="1" y="2"/>
>  <cars>
>   <automobile red="1"/>
>  </cars>
>  <houses>
>   <house deck="true"/>
>  </houses>
> </top>
>
>