Applying the style sheet in Listing 11.11 to the XML document in Listing
11.3 generates the following JavaScript code. Note that this JavaScript code
reflects the products in the XML document. If you used a different XML
document for the list of products, the JavaScript would reflect that
doAddProduct(“0”,
“Ultra Word Processor”,
“More words per minute than the competition.”,
“$799.99”);
doAddProduct(“1”,
“Super Calculator”,
“Cheap and reliable with power saving.”,
“$5.99”);
doAddProduct(“2”,
“Safest Safe”,
“Choose the authentic Safest Safe.”,
“$1,999.00”);
CAUTION
Note that the JavaScript code is generated on the server but it is executed on the
client.
NOTE ...
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