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Subject: Profiling question
Hello, My colleague and I have been discussing how to design and implement profiling (conditional text) in our XML documents. The people who use our product can have multiple roles and job duties. These roles and job duties determine which screens and functions are available in the product. There is no one-to-one correllation between roles/duties and screens/functions; in other words, people from several different roles/duties may use the same screen/functions, but in different workflows. We will know which roles/duties can use specific screens/functions, but we will not know which roles/ duties people will have. For this reason, we were thinking that the best solution would be to associate numerous roles/duties to a single chunk of XML-formatted text and pass each person's roles/duties as parameters during transformation. Is it possible to assign numerous values to an attribute, e.g. condition="roleA,roleB,duty1,duty2"? If not, has anyone else found another way to set up profiling for numerous roles/duties? Thanks, Rowena
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