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XML technologies / XSLT

Overview of XSLT

XSLT is a transformation language of XML. Like XSL-FO and XPath, XSLT is a subset of XSL.

In so-called stylesheets rules can be set up, on the basis of which data is transferred into a target document. The stylesheets are read by a XSLT processor which transforms the XML document with the help of these rules into the required output format. 

 

XSLT introduction

  • XSLT processors and tools
  • Quickstart
  • The output element
  • Template rules
  • Access to node values
  • Loops
  • Conditions
  • Sorting
  • Numbering
  • Variables and parameters
  • Modularisation

 

Validating XML with XSLT in the browser: When XSLT can be a practical alternative to Schematron

 

XSLT references

  • XSLT 1.0 reference
  • XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 function reference

   

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