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About this classXML has rapidly become a de-facto standard for exchanging data between applications and organisations. The growth of XML has led to the emergence of XPath and XSLT as standard ways of accessing and transforming content in an XML document. XPath and XSLT are a natural combination. XPath is a declarative language that allows content to be located in an XML document. XSLT style sheets define template rules, using XPath expressions to locate XML content, and then transform the selected data into another form. This course explores the XPath language in detail, showing how to locate XML content by value, position, and type. It then shows how to use XSLT to transform XML documents into a different dialect of XML, HTML, or a text format such as EDI files. The course also shows how to filter unwanted data, and how to generate new XML content from scratch. The course is based on the latest World Wide Web Consortium standards for XPath and XSLT. Who will the lesson benefit?Designers, architects, and developers who need to manipulate and transform XML documents using XPath and XSLT. What delegates will learn
What prerequisites are requiredDelegates must have a good working knowledge of XML, which can be obtained by working on at least one XML project or by attending the Building XML-Based Applications course or the Java and XML Development Workshop. Familiarity with a scripting language (JavaScript or VBScript) would also be beneficial, along with an awareness of Internet and intranet technologies. Contents of this classXSLT and XPath Introduction
Selecting XML Nodes using XPath
Writing and Applying XSLT Style Sheets
The XSLT Programming Language
Fine-Tuning XSLT Output
Mapping XML dialects with XSLT
Managing multiple XML documents with XSLT
Producing Scalable Solutions with XSLT
The Way Ahead
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