Right-click the target node and select Add XSL Instruction -> choose from the context menu that appears.

A choose statement is added as the parent node of the target node along with an xsl:when statement. Figure 41-15 shows the result of adding the xsl:choose statement to the AccountNumber node.

Figure 41-15 Adding an xsl:choose Statement

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An xsl:choose statement can contain multiple xsl:when statements followed by an optional xsl:otherwise statement.

To add an xsl:otherwise node to the xsl:choose node, right-click xsl:choose in the target tree and select Add XSL Instruction -> otherwise from the context menu that appears.

Figure 41-16 shows the result of adding the xsl:otherwise statement to the xsl:choose statement. Note that the AccountNumber node is copied to each section of the xsl:choose statement.

Figure 41-16 Adding an xsl:otherwise Statement to an xsl:choose Statement

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Map the xsl:when node to the source node whose existence is to be tested. In our current example, you drag a line from the HQAccount node in the source to the xsl:when node in the target.

Map the xsl:when and xsl:otherwise cases. In the current example, you drag a line from the HQAccount/AccountNumber node to the xsl:choose/xsl:when/AccountNumber node. Similarly, you drag a line from the BranchAccount/AccountNumber node to the xsl:choose/xsl:otherwise/AccountNumber node.

Figure 41-17 shows the completed xsl:choose construct.

Figure 41-17 Sample xsl:choose Construct

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