Creating variables with XSL

Question

How do I catch XML data and put it in a variable,
so I can use it later when creating a link?
In the below example I want to use the values for server, port and
scriptname
to create links for each USER/NAME.
Can anyone give any hints?
-- XML --
<AdapterResult>
<RequestVariables>
<Variable name="SERVER_NAME" value="dknt11.dk.oracle.com"/>
<Variable name="SERVER_PORT" value="80"/>
<Variable name="SCRIPT_NAME" value="/pls/portal30"/>
<Variable name="PATH_INFO" value="/IIEK.phone_book.get_xml"/>
</RequestVariables>
<Result>
<USER>
<id>4</id>
<name>TORBEN</name>
</USER>
<USER>
<id>5</id>
<name>AMINA</name>
</USER>
</Result>
</AdapterResult>

Answer 1

you don't need to catch the data and put it in a variable (unless you're going to access the same data over and over in a stylesheet in which case it might be useful to catch it in a variable).
If you want to catch them in variables, just do:
<xsl:variable name="server" select="/AdapterResult/RequestVariables/Variabe[@name='SERVER_NAME']/@value"/>
<xsl:variable name="port" select="/AdapterResult/RequestVariables/Variabe[@name='SERVER_PORT']/@value"/>
<xsl:variable name="script" select="/AdapterResult/RequestVariables/Variabe[@name='SCRIPT_NAME']/@value"/>null