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I use an xslt to get some ID attribute..when new xml file is built.. Here is a input xml file.. <page num="App. A-1"/> <title>Appendix A</title> <subtitle>The Thompson Memorandum</subtitle> <para align="left"><content-style font-style="bold">U.S. Department of Justice</content-style></para> <para>Office of the Deputy Attorney General</para> <para>The Deputy Attorney General</para> <para>January 20, 2003</para> <table frame="none" width="100%"> …

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I just finished writing a string class that includes functions for generating random string (why I don't know, as I have never really needed random strings before). Basically the user can pass the function an enum citing what kind of string that'd like (i.e. AllUpperCase or AllNumeric). There is also …

you need to right a xsl to use this xml file..

please give more details.. this detail is not sufficient and little confusing too.. specify clearly what you want..

yes..i can help...