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Inside Xslt
Inside Xslt
ISBN: B0031W8M4K
EAN: N/A
Year: 2005
Pages: 196
Authors:
Steven Holzner
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Starting Page
Table of Content
Front Matter
About the Author
About the Technical Reviewers
Acknowledgments
Tell Us What You Think
Introduction
Whats Inside?
Who This Book Is For
At What Level This Book Is Written
Conventions Used
Chapter 1. Essential XSLT
XSLXSLT XSL-FO
A Little Background
XML Documents
What Does XML Look Like in a Browser?
XSLT Transformations
Making an XSLT Transformation Happen
Using Standalone XSLT Processors
Using Browsers to Transform XML Documents
Using XSLT and JavaScript in the Internet Explorer
XSLT Transformations on Web Servers
XML-to-XML Transformations
XML-to-XHTML Transformations
XSLT Resources
XSL Formatting Objects: XSL-FO
XSL-FO Resources
Formatting an XML Document
The XSLT Stylesheet
Transforming a Document into Formatting Object Form
Creating a Formatted Document
Chapter 2. Creating and Using Stylesheets
Trees and Nodes
The Information Set Model Versus the XSLT Tree Model
Working with XSLT Elements
The ?xsl:stylesheet? Processing Instruction
The xsl:stylesheet Element
Top-Level Stylesheet Elements
The xsl:template Element
Template Bodies
The xsl:apply-templates Element
Accessing Node Values
XML Base Support
Choosing Output Methods
Simplified Stylesheets
Embedded Stylesheets
The xsl:include Element
The xsl:import Element
The xsl:apply-imports Element
Using Internet Explorer to Transform XML Documents
Chapter 3. Creating and Using Templates
Creating a Template
Processing Child Nodes
Accessing Node Values
Creating Match Patterns
Selecting Which Template to Apply
Reading Attribute Values
The xsl:text Element
Disabling Output Escaping
Writing Attribute Values
Attribute Value Templates
Handling Whitespace
The xsl:strip-space and xsl:preserve-space Elements
Automatic Indenting
Default Template Rules
Deleting Content
Template Conflict Resolution
The xsl:copy Element
The xsl:copy-of Element
The xsl:message Element
Chapter 4. Creating Match Patterns
Matching the Root Node
Matching Elements
Matching Children
Matching Element Descendants
Matching Attributes
Formally Defining Match Patterns
Part 1 of Step Patterns: Pattern Axes
Part 2 of Step Patterns: Node Tests
Part 3 of Step Patterns: Predicates
Creating Predicates
Matching by ID
Matching by Key
Using the Or Operator
Pattern Examples
Chapter 5. Making Choices and Sorting Data
The xsl:if Element
The xsl:choose, xsl:when, and xsl:otherwise Elements
The xsl:for-each Element
Sorting Elements
The xsl:number Element
XSLT Extensibility
Extension Functions
Extension Elements
The xsl:fallback Element
Chapter 6. Transforming from XML to XML, HTML, XHTML, RTF, and Modifying Document Content
The xsl:output Element
Altering Document Structure Based on Input
The xsl:element Element: Creating New Elements at Run Time
The xsl:attribute Element: Creating New Attributes
The xsl:comment Element: Generating Comments
The xsl:processing-instruction Element: Generating Processing Instructions
The xsl:document Element: Generating Multiple Output Documents
The xsl:namespace Element: Generating Namespace Declarations
The xsl:attribute-set Element: Generating Attribute Sets
Omitting the XML Declaration and Generating XML Fragments
Using generate-id to Create Unique Identifiers
Creating CDATA Sections
Setting Character Encoding
Modes: Context-Specific Formatting
Chapter 7. Using and Understanding XPath
Understanding XPath
XPath Data Types
Creating XPath Location Paths
Part 1 of XPath Location Steps: Axes
Part 2 of XPath Location Steps: Node Tests
Part 3 of XPath Location Steps: Predicates
Using the XPath Axes
Using the ancestor Axis
Using the ancestor-or-self Axis
Using the descendant Axis
Using the descendant-or-self Axis
Using the following Axis
Using the following-sibling Axis
Using the namespace Axis
Using the parent Axis
Using the preceding Axis
Using the preceding-sibling Axis
Using the self Axis
Location Path Examples
XPath Abbreviated Syntax
Checking XPath Expressions
XPath 2.0
Chapter 8. Using the XSLT and XPath Functions
The XSLT Functions
The XPath Node Set Functions
The XPath String Functions
The XPath Number Functions
The XPath Boolean Functions
The xsl:decimal-format Element: Creating Numeric Formats
New Functions in XSLT and XPath 2.0
Chapter 9. Named Templates, Parameters, and Variables
The xsl:variable Element: Creating Variables
The xsl:call-template Element: Using Named Templates
The xsl:param and xsl:with-param Elements:Creating Parameters
Default Template Values
The xsl:key Element: Matching by Key
The xsl:document Element: Generating Multiple Result Documents
The xsl:namespace-alias Element: Generating Stylesheets
Chapter 10. Using XSLT Processor APIs
XSLT and JavaScript in the Internet Explorer
Handling Parsing Errors
Internet Explorer and Dynamic Styles
Internet Explorer and XML Data Islands
Calling Java Directly from XSLT Processors
Interfacing to XSLT Java APIs
Interfacing Xalan to Java
Interfacing Saxon to Java
Interfacing the Oracle XSLT Processor to Java
Interfacing XT to Java
Transforming XML to SQL-Based Databases
Using XSLT with Active Server Pages
Using XSLT with Java Server Pages
Using XSLT with Java Servlets
Chapter 11. XSL-FO Documents: Text and Tables
XSL Formatting
The XSL-FO Formatting Objects
The XSL-FO Formatting Properties
Formatting an XML Document
Using an XSLT Stylesheet to Transform to XSL-FO
Creating the Document Root: fo:root
Creating the Master Set Layout: fo:layout-master-set
Creating a Page Master: fo:simple-page-master
Creating Regions
Creating Page Sequences: fo:page-sequence
Creating Flows: fo:flows
Creating Block-Level Content: fo:block
Creating Tables
Creating Tables: fo:table
Creating Table Columns: fo:table-column
Creating Table Bodies: fo:table-body
Creating Table Rows: fo:table-row
Creating Table Cells: fo:table-cell
Chapter 12. Using XSLT to Create XSL-FO Documents: Lists, Images, Columns, and Positioning
Creating XSL-FO Lists
Positioning Text with Block Containers: fo:block-container
Inline-Level Formatting Objects
Creating Footnotes: fo:footnote and fo:footnote-body
Creating Links: fo:basic-link
Creating Columns
Page Sequences and Page Numbering
Appendix A. The XSLT DTD
DTD Fragment for XSLT Stylesheets (Non-Normative)
Appendix B. XSL-FO Formatting Properties
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ISBN: B0031W8M4K
EAN: N/A
Year: 2005
Pages: 196
Authors:
Steven Holzner
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