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From: Michael Bierenfeld <michael.bierenfeld@atmiralis.de>
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Subject: Re: I: Xsp can't resolve this?
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This is possible with XSP if you obtain the name
of the String from xml-content. *Not dynamically*

	<xsp:logic>

		String <xsl:value-of select="@hallo"/> = "Hello
World";
		String myString = <xsl:value-of
select="@hallo"/>;
	
	</xsp:logic>

	<label>

		<xsp:expr>myString</xsp:expr>

	</label>

But as I remarked ago. Your Structur is not
correctly processed !!!!!! Rethink it !!!! Guess
what should happen. Based on the content for each
request a new java-file has to be generated ?

If you could explain your exact purpose maybe
somebody has a solution for you.

Kind regards

Michael