Introduction to XSLT XML Spy or equivalent 1 6 2 XML Master Professional Certification xslt1 A pentium-based PC, 133 MHz or higher 32 MB Ram minimum (64 recommended) Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or higher MS Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher MSXML 3.0 Parser or higher Any XML or Text editor (XML Spy recommended) ASP 2.0 or higher ADO 2.5 or higher Personal Web Server or Internet Information Server Adobe SVG Viewer (beta 2.0 or higher). Introduction to XML Ability to create web pages Familiarity with HTML and its syntax Ability to write well-formed XML Basic operating system knowledge including navigate the file system, editing text, creating, copying and deleting files. Some knowledge of basic programming concepts is helpful Use the MSXML stylesheet processor to view the output o fan XSLT transformation Transform an XML document into both HTML and alternate XML documents. Control XSLT output by using multiple tmplates and adding new content during document processing. Use conditional elements to control XSLT processing flow. Use Node-set and Boolean related XPath functions in XPath expressions. Use String and Number related XPath functions in XPath expressions. Introduction to XML Output What is a Stylesheet? :45 Basic XSLT Templates Part One XSLT Basics Using HTML with XSLT Output other than HTML 1:30 Basic XSLT Templates Part Two The nature of XSLT Templates Elements, Attributes, Comments and Text 1:30 XSLT Conditional Elements If/Then Conditionals Testing Multiple Conditions Using <xsl:for-each> as a Conditional :45 XPath Node-Set and Boolean Functions XPath Node-Set Functions XPath Boolean Functions :35 XPath String and Number Functions Xpath String Functions Xpath Number Functions 1:00 XML XSL Transformations Level 1 Element K 077943 Thomas Stone and Michael Hazard