Referencing GCVs in XSLT Rules

[Tom Barrand]

Hi,

Is it possible to reference a Global Configuration Value that has been
created within a Driver within an XSLT based rule and how would this be
done?

Thanks

Tom

[Shon Vella]

Also worth noting that if you are using the value of a GCV within an
XPath expression and expect it to be interpreted as a string, you need
to surround it with the appropriate quote characters: e.g. '~name of GCV~'.

--

Shon

Bruno Guay wrote:
> Yes, just use the name of the GCV surrounded by tildes like this:
> ~name of GCV~
>
> Works in XPATH expressions too.
> These GCVs behave more like macros than like variables; they are
> replaced by their value when the connector is started and cannot be
> changed while it's running.
>
> -------- Message d'origine--------
> *De:* dirxml-de...@forge.novell.com de la part de Tom Barrand
> *Date:* lun. 2006-11-13 09:57
> *À:* dirxm...@forge.novell.com
> *Cc:*
> *Objet:* Referencing GCVs in XSLT Rules

[Bruno Guay]

Yes, just use the name of the GCV surrounded by tildes like this:

~name of GCV~

 

Works in XPATH expressions too.

These GCVs behave more like macros than like variables; they are replaced by their value when the connector is started and cannot be changed while it's running.

-------- Message d'origine--------
De: dirxml-de...@forge.novell.com de la part de Tom Barrand
Date: lun. 2006-11-13 09:57
À: dirxm...@forge.novell.com
Cc:
Objet: Referencing GCVs in XSLT Rules