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XSLT Developer's Guide
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Book overview (from the publisher)
Maximize the capabilities of XSLT--Extensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations--with the advanced development strategies in this professional resource. Inside, you'll find full details on designing and building complex, data-driven applications with XSLT that transform XML source documents into interoperable business objects, a variety of presentation formats, and more. The book explains how to work with XSL and XPath and how to customize and reuse stylesheet logic. Deliver flexible, repurposed information using XSLT with help from this definitive guide.
About the Authors
Chris von See is a Senior Technical Director at eFORCE, Inc., a global provider of strategic eBusiness solutions for both Global 1000 organizations and digital innovators. He has seventeen years' experience in information systems, working with diverse technologies on platforms ranging from large mainframes to palmtop devices.
Nitin Keskar is a Technical Director at eFORCE, Inc., a global provider of strategic eBusiness solutions for both Global 1000 organizations and digital innovators. His eBusiness experience spans a wide variety of technologies including EAI, messaging/queueing, eCRM, Java, payment systems, wireless and video-on-demand.
Chapter contents
- Ch. 1 An XML Primer
- Ch. 2 An Introduction to XSLT
- Ch. 3 XML and XSLT Applications
- Ch. 4 The Structure of an XSLT Stylesheet
- Ch. 5 Expressions
- Ch. 6 Template Rules
- Ch. 7 Creating the XSLT Result Tree
- Ch. 8 Variables and Parameters
- Ch. 9 Creating Stylesheet Output
- Ch. 10 XSL/XSLT Power Programming
- Ch. 11 Practical XSLT Examples
- Ch. 12 XSLT in the Enterprise
- Ch. 13 Programming Tools and Technologies
- App. A XSLT2 and XPath2: The Evolving Standards
- App. B Review of the W3C XSL Working Group
- App. C XSL and XSLT Resources
- Glossary
Book excerpts
Created: May 28, 2002
Revised: May 28, 2002
URL: http://webreference.com/authoring/languages/xml/xsltdev/
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