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Module 6 XSL and XSLT Concepts 6.2.1 XSL Templates A template is the main component of a style sheet. Templates are defined with the help of rules. A template rule is used to control the output of the XSLT processor. It defines the method by which an XML element node is transformed into an XSL element node. A template rule consists of a pattern that identifies the XML node and an action that selects and transforms the node. Each template rule is represented by the xsl:template element. The xsl:template is an element that defines an action for producing output from a source document. Figure 6.4 shows an example of XSL template. Figure 6.4: XSL Template Version 1.0 © Aptech Limited XML Simplified
Module 6 XSL and XSLT The built-in template rules are as follows: ‣ ¾ Built-in template rule for modes: Ensures that elements and roots in any mode are processed. The built-in template rule for modes is as follows: Concepts ‣ ¾ Built-in template rule for element and root nodes: Processes the root node and its children. The built-in template rules for element and root nodes are as follows: ‣ ¾ Built-in template rule for text and attribute nodes: Copies text and attribute nodes to the result tree. The built-in template rules for text and attribute nodes are as follows: ‣ ¾ Built-in template rule for comment and processing instruction nodes: Does not perform any function. It is applied to the comments and processing instructions in the XML document. The built-in template rules for comment and processing instruction nodes are as follows: ‣ ¾ Built-in template rule for namespaces node: Does not perform any function. It is applied to the namespaces node in the XML document. The built-in template rule for namespaces node is as follows: Note: The Built-in rules have a lower priority than the other template rules. While traversing an XML document, template rules are activated in the order in which they match the elements. A template can change the order of traversal, and it can also prevent particular elements from being processed. The xsl:apply-templates element allows the user to choose the order in which the document is to be traversed. XML Simplified Version 1.0 © Aptech Limited
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