Example programs for Part 6

Right click on the anchor and select 'Save Target As ...' to download the file. Make sure the downloaded files have extension .xml or .xsl as required. IE might try to chnage the extension .xsl to .xml. For the XSLT files, make sure the Save as type: selection is All Files.


These files are XML documents that are sources for several of the following transformations.
The greeting.xml file
The members.xml file


The version of greeting.xml with the stylesheet PI that references the following XSLT stylesheet. Just double click on the icon, and IE will show the rendering of the result document. This is from the early part of Part 7, before sec. 7.1.
The XSLT stylesheet referenced by the above

The XML document of quotes (This has a stylesheet PI, so you may just double click, or you may transform it with the HTML transform document.)
The stylesheet used to transform the above, illustrating applying template rules [Sec. 7.1]

The stylesheet illustrating variables [Sec. 7.2]. Apply this to members.xml.

The stylesheet illustrating passing parameter values to template rules [Sec. 7.2.2]. Apply this to members.xml.

The stylesheet illustrating the element instruction with attribute value templates [Sec. 7.2.2]. Apply this to greeting.xml.

The stylesheet with attribute instructions added to the previous [Sec. 7.2.2]. Apply this to greeting.xml.

The stylesheet illustrating named attribute sets [Sec. 7.2.2]. Apply this to greeting.xml.