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XSLT Transform
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Summary
The XSLT transformation is done by pairing XML source documents and XSL stylesheets into XSLT processors, and then generating a new output tree such as HTML or other XML. The <xsl:output> element determines the output type, while the value-of, for-each, and apply-templates collect data. With XSLT, data presentations can be completely modified without touching the original XML file.
Key points
- The process involves XML source, stylesheet, and XSLT processor
- The result is a new document, like HTML.
- Xsl:output determines the method and encoding of the output
- Value-of takes the contents of the node, for-each iterates
- The original XML file remains unchanged during the transformation
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