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Using XML with Legacy Business Applications
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Using XML with Legacy Business Applications

by Michael C. Rawlins
August 2003
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
624 pages
15h 3m
English
Addison-Wesley Professional
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The xsl:output Element

XLST is oriented toward transforming a source tree into a result tree. What, exactly, a processor does with the result tree is not within the scope of the XSLT Recommendation. However, XSLT does give the stylesheet designer a way to request that an XSLT processor creates output with certain characteristics. Such requests are made by using the xsl:output Element. It is optional, and although the Recommendation says that processors should use the information in this Element to produce the output, the Recommendation doesn't require that they do. However, the most commonly used processors do pay attention to the xsl:output Element.

The xsl:output Element has several optional Attributes, but we'll use only a few. The method ...

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