


David James Kelly has worked in technical publications for many years as a writer, manager, and technology developer.
Meer over David James KellyXSLT Jumpstarter
Level the learning curve and put your XML to work
Paperback Engels 2015 1e druk 9780913465035Samenvatting
Finally, a ground-up, quick-start approach to XSLT that teaches not just the language, but XML processing solutions. XSLT Jumpstarter approaches the subject like no other book, using examples that ease you through the basic concepts while demonstrating how to solve common problems. It doesn't unload language elements on you, it shows how to create HTML output, rearrange and modify XML nodes, manipulate text, conditionalize processing, make global changes, perform grouping and sorting, and implement strategies for re-using templates and stylesheets. XSLT Jumpstarter offers a hands-on, jump-in-the-water approach that will launch you over the XSLT learning curve!
Get your XML under control with XSLT Jumpstarter. XML is everywhere in data and web technology, and XSLT was created specifically to transform XML into all kinds of text output, including HTML, XML, SVG, and others. You'll start with example solutions that introduce the range of XSLT possibilities. You'll get the processing concepts behind XSLT; how to create and manipulate output; how to make global changes to XML; how to use conditional instructions, XPath, and XSLT functions for complex controls; how to sort and group your output; and techniques for large-scale stylesheet management.
Using a browser-based XSLT processor, you'll immediately transform XML with no setup time. You'll set up a stand-alone XSLT processor controlled from the command line. You'll get a clear view into the basic XSLT processing model so you can put it to work. Throughout the book, you'll see elements of XSLT working together in solutions to common XML processing problems. And you'll get a thorough analysis of the solutions, giving you the understanding to modify examples or create your own XSLT from scratch.
This is not another XSLT reference, but an accessible guide that gets your hands dirty with a solution-oriented approach. Filled with practical examples and detailed explanations, this book is designed to kickstart the XSLT newbie into action.
Specificaties
Lezersrecensies
Inhoudsopgave
Preface
-Why a New Book on XSLT?
-A Little about Me
-A Little about You!
-What You’ll Need for This Book
-About the Examples
-A Word about the Epigraphs
-Acknowledgments
-Jumpstart!
Introducing XSLT
-A Purpose Under Heaven
-Presto Change-o
-The World of an XSLT Processor
-XSLT Processing
-What’s in This Book
XSLT in Action
-Installing and Using an XML Editor
-The Parts of a Transformation
-XSLT Processing: Under the Hood
-XSLT Components at the Heart of the Process
-What We Did
Installing, Testing, and Using a Stand-Alone XSLT Processor
-What Processors Are Out There?
-Installation
-Testing
-Using the Command Line
-What We Did
Beginning with the End: Creating Output
-Reaping the Flow: Built-in Template Rules
-Fine Tuning the Output with xsl:value-of
-More Is Better: Supplying Our Own Text
-Adding Tags and Attributes as Text
-Adding Elements and Attributes Dynamically
-What We Did
Filtering with the Identity Transform
-Output Equals Input: the Simplest Identity Transform
-Variation on a Theme #1: Removing All Tags
-Variation on a Theme #2: Omitting Content
-Variation on a Theme #3: Using a Function to Uppercase the Text
-Variation on a Theme #4: Changing One Word to Another
-What We Did
Changing the Structure and Order of Content
-Tidying Up Verbose XML
-Changing Elements from Children to Siblings
-Wrapping Tags in Other Tags
-Adding structure to flat lists
-Play It as It Lays
-What We Did
XPath: The Sibling Language
-XPath: Mapping XML All Over the Place
-XPath in a Thimble
-The Data Model
-Location Paths
-Functions
-Expressions
-What We Did
Using XPath to Change the Order of Documents
-Putting XPath to Work
-Writing the List-Buster: Part 2
-What Else We’ll Do in This Chapter
-“Pull” Processing: Empirical Processing with XSLT
-XPaths to Anywhere
-Grouping
-Sort of a Short Sortie on Sorting
-What We Did
The Value of Values
-Value Types
-Variables
-Parameters and xsl:call-template
-Generated Values
-Putting It All Together with Recursion
-What We Did
Large-Scale Stylesheet Strategies
-Looking Beyond the Template to Stylesheet Structure
-Global Controls in the Stylesheet
-Passing Data into the Stylesheet with Parameters
-Output Controls
-Attribute Sets
-Using External Stylesheets
-Adding Instructions in the Output
-Calls to External Programs with XSLT Extensions
-External Data Files—-Input and Output
-What We Did
Troubleshooting
-It Just Doesn’t Work
-I Get Output, But It’s Not What I Want
-Building Debug Helpers
-What We Did
-Congratulations!
XSLT 1.0 Element Reference
-Alphabetical List of Elements
-Elements by Functional Category
-Syntax of the Elements
Function and Expression Operator Reference
-Alphabetical List of Functions
-Functions by Return Type
-Summary of Functions
-Expression Operators
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