XSLT

Use Templates to use a Transformer object (from the TrAX API) in multiple threads running concurrently.

Suppose you want to block a namespace declaration from appearing in your XSLT transformation results. You'd have to use the exclude-result-prefixes attribute in the stylesheet element.

Here's an example of how to use XSLT 2.0's new character-map element to replace a character (or group of characters) with another character (or group of characters) on the transformation runtime.

This tip shows you how to insert an XML Schema into an XQuery query.

This tip shows you how to import an XML schema in your XSL pages, using XSLT 2.0.

This tip is just a small application that creates an extension element for the Xalan processor.

Learn how to use the FOP processor classes to process XSL-FO documents.

This tip shows you how to use the fo:page-number and fo:page-number-citation elements to insert page numbers.

This code shows you how to use the xsl:fallback element to achieve full compatibility between XSLT different versions.

This tip shows how to insert an image into the result-tree of an XSLT transformation using the unparsed-entity-uri function.

This code shows you how to use the instance methods from the FileReader and BufferedReader classes with a Xalan 2 processor to read the first line from a text file.

Simplifying the Creation of Links when Transforming XML with XSLT

Given the XML file: Sometimes we want to display name1 and sometimes name2. We figured that perhaps we could set a parameter. Then we could pass in the name of the attribute as the value using the addparameter method on the processor object. Then maybe we'd access the required attribute like this: or "@$temp" but you get the idea)

With XSL, can I change the value of global parameters inside the templates named temp?

I have an XML document for news items. It has a tag which has 3 child nodes , and , of which there can be multiples with the one tag. For example: What I want to be able to do is branch to a given template, depending on the name of the node in the order that they displayed, within the tag. I have tried using and , but where I keep getting stuck is in testing for the name of the current node. I could, of course, use a generic tag called, and let it have an attribute called "type" Then I could evaluate the branching the attribute, but, in a way, this defeats the purpose of using XML. What would you suggest?

I have the following code in an XML file: Fredonia AFB Russia Luka Russia 140N4506 64E3507 Sevastopl Bosie 140N4506 64E3507 Ukraine How can I set up an XSL sheet to correctly comma delimit the children of in this file so that I get: Russia, Fredonia AFB Russia, Luka 140N4506, 64E3507 Ukraine, Sevastapol, Boise,140N4506,64E3507 The order should be a correct comma delimit in this order: ,,,,— if they are there.

You can use the dot operator (.) in XSL transformation stylesheets to refer to, effectively, "whatever element was just identified." ...

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