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Main Author:	Kay, Michael (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Indianapolis, Ind. Wiley 2008
Edition:	4. ed.
Series:	Wrox Programmer to programmer
Subjects:	XPath (Computer program language) XSLT (Computer program language) XSLT 2.0 XPath 2.0
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Physical Description:	XLIX, 1316 S. Ill. 23 cm
ISBN:	9780470192740

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adam_text	Contents Introduction.................................................xxix List of Examples..............................................xxxix Part I: Foundations Chapter 1: XSLT in Context_____________________________________________3 What Is XSLT?................................................. 3 Why Version 2.0?............................................................ 5 A Scenario: Transforming Music................................................ 5 How Does XSLT Transform XML?.................................... 7 XSLT and SQL: An Analogy..................................................... 8 XSLT Processors............................................................. 9 A Simple XSLT Stylesheet ..................................................... 10 An XSLT 2.0 Stylesheet....................................................... 19 The Place of XSLT in the XML Family................................. 21 XSLT and XSL Formatting Objects............................................... 22 XSLT and XPath.............................................................. 22 XSLT and XML Namespaces ................................................... 23 XSLT and CSS............................................................... 24 XSLT and XML Schemas....................................................... 24 XSLT and XQuery............................................................. 26 The History of XSL.............................................. 26 Prehistory.................................................................. 26 The First XSL Proposal........................................................ 28 Saxon ..................................................................... 30 Beyond XSLT 1.0 ............................................................ 30 Convergence with XQuery...................................................... 31 The Development of XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0...................................... 32 XSLT 2.0 as a Language.......................................... 33 Use of XML Syntax........................................................... 33 No Side Effects.............................................................. 34 Rule-Based................................................................. 35 Types Based on XML Schema.................................................. 38 A Two-Language System: XSLT and XPath......................................... 39 Summary..................................................... 40 Contents_________________________________________________ Chapter 2: The XSLT Processing Model__________________________________41 XSLT: A System Overview......................................... 41 A Simplified Overview......................................................... 41 Trees, Not Documents........................................................ 42 Different Output Formats...................................................... 43 Multiple Inputs and Outputs.................................................... 44 TheXDM Tree Model ............................................ 45 XML as a Tree............................................................... 45 Completing the UML Class Diagram............................................. 56 Document Order............................................................. 57 Names and Namespaces...................................................... 58 IDs and IDREFs.............................................................. 61 Characters in the Data Model .................................................. 62 What Does the Tree Leave Out?................................................. 64 From Textual XML to a Data Model .............................................. 65 Controlling Serialization....................................................... 67 The Transformation Process....................................... 67 Invoking a Transformation..................................................... 67 Template Rules.............................................................. 68 Push Processing............................................................. 74 Controlling Which Nodes to Process............................................. 76 Modes..................................................................... 78 Built-in Template Rules ....................................................... 78 Conflict Resolution Policy...................................................... 79 Error Handling................................................. 80 Variables and Expressions ........................................ 80 Variables................................................................... 81 Parameters................................................................. 82 Expressions ................................................................ 82 Context.................................................................... 84 Temporary Documents........................................................ 85 Summary..................................................... 88 Chapter 3: Stylesheet Structure________________________________________89 Changes in XSLT 2.0 ............................................ 90 The Modular Structure of a Stylesheet................................ 90 The xsl:stylesheet Element..................................... 98 The ?xml-stylesheet? Processing Instruction......................... 99 Embedded Stylesheets........................................... 102 xii ________________________________________________Contents Declarations.................................................. 104 XSLT-Defined Declarations..................................................... 105 Implementor-Defined Declarations.............................................. 106 User-Defined Top-Level Elements ............................................... 107 Instructions................................................... 108 XSLT Instructions............................................................ 108 Extension Instructions........................................................ Ill Literal Result Elements....................................................... 112 Attribute Value Templates..................................................... 122 Simplified Stylesheets........................................... 125 Writing Portable Stylesheets....................................... 127 Conditional Compilation....................................................... 127 Version Compatibility......................................................... 128 Extensibility................................................................. 134 Whitespace................................................... 141 The Effect of Stripping Whitespace Nodes ........................................ 146 Whitespace Nodes in the Stylesheet............................................. 146 Solving Whitespace Problems.................................................. 147 Summary..................................................... 148 Chapter 4: Stylesheets and Schemas_____________________________________151 XML Schema: An Overview........................................ 151 Simple Type Definitions....................................................... 152 Elements with Attributes and Simple Content...................................... 154 Elements with Mixed Content .................................................. 155 Elements with Element-Only Content............................................. 156 Defining a Type Hierarchy...................................................... 157 Substitution Groups.......................................................... 158 Declaring Types in XSLT.......................................... 161 Validating the Source Document.................................... 165 Validatingthe Result Document.................................... 170 Validating a Temporary Document................................... 174 Validating Individual Elements...................................... 176 Validating Individual Attributes..................................... 179 The default-validation Attribute..................................... 180 Importing Schemas............................................. 180 Usingxsirtype................................................. 181 Nillability .................................................... 182 Summary.,................................................... 183 xiii Contents Chapter 5: Types What Is a Type System?.......................................... 185 Changes in 2.0................................................. 186 Sequences ................................................... 187 Atomic Values................................................. 189 Atomic Types.................................................. 191 The Major Atomic Types....................................................... 193 The Minor Atomic Types....................................................... 206 Derived Numeric Types........................................................ 210 Derived String Types.......................................................... 213 Untyped Atomic Values........................................................ 215 xs:NMTOKENS, xs:IDREFS, and xs:ENTITIES...................................... 217 Schema Types and XPath Types.................................... 217 The Type Matching Rules......................................... 219 Static and Dynamic Type Checking.................................. 221 Summary..................................................... 224 Part II: XSLT and XPath Reference Chapter 6: XSLT Elements____________________________________________227 xsl:analyze-string............................................... 230 xskapply-imports............................................... 237 xskapply-templates............................................. 240 xsl:attribute .................................................. 254 xsl:attribute-set................................................ 266 xskcall-template............................................... 271 xshcharacter-map.............................................. 280 xshchoose ................................................... 282 xskcomment.................................................. 285 xslxopy..................................................... 287 xsl:copy-of ................................................... 292 xsl:decimal-format.............................................. 298 xshdocument ................................................. 303 xshelement................................................... 306 xslrfallback................................................... 316 xsl:for-each................................................... 322 xsl:for-each-group.............................................. 326 xskfunction................................................... 344 xsl:if........................................................ 353 xiv ________________________________________________Contents xskimport....................................................357 xsl:import-schema..............................................368 xshinclude ................................................... 372 xshkey...................................................... 376 xskmatching-substring........................................... 386 xskmessage..................................................386 xsknamespace................................................ 390 xsl:namespace-alias.............................................394 xsl-.next-match ................................................399 xsknon-matching-substring........................................402 xsl:number................................................... 403 xshotherwise..................................................420 xshoutput....................................................420 xsl:output-character.............................................424 xskparam....................................................425 xsl:perform-sort................................................ 437 xshpreserve-space..............................................439 xsl-.processing-instruction ........................................442 xsl:result-document.............................................445 xshsequence..................................................452 xsl:sort......................................................455 xsl:strip-space.................................................465 xsl.-stylesheet.................................................465 xshtemplate..................................................483 xsl:text......................................................492 xsktransform..................................................495 xsl:value-of...................................................495 xsl:variable................................................... 500 xsl:when..................................................... 515 xsl.with-param................................................. 517 Summary..................................................... 519 Chapter 7: XPath Fundamentals_______________________________________521 Notation..................................................... 522 Where to Start................................................. 523 Expressions................................................... 524 Examples .................................................................. 527 Lexical Constructs.............................................. 527 Comments ................................................................. 529 Numeric Literals............................................................. 530 XV Contents_________________________________________________ String Literals............................................................... 532 Names..................................................................... 534 Operators.................................................................. 537 Primary Expressions............................................. 539 Examples .................................................................. 540 Variable References............................................. 540 Usage..................................................................... 540 Examples .................................................................. 541 Parenthesized Expressions........................................ 542 Changes in XPath 2.0......................................................... 543 Context Item Expressions......................................... 543 Changes in XPath 2.0......................................................... 544 Usage..................................................................... 544 Function Calls................................................. 544 Identifying the Function to be Called............................................. 545 Converting the Arguments and the Result......................................... 547 Changes in XPath 2.0......................................................... 549 Side Effects................................................................. 549 Examples .................................................................. 550 Conditional Expressions.......................................... 551 Changes in XPath 2.0......................................................... 552 Examples .................................................................. 553 The XPath Evaluation Context...................................... 553 The Static Context........................................................... 554 The Dynamic Context......................................................... 563 Summary..................................................... 568 Chapter 8: XPath: Operators on Items__________________________________521 Arithmetic Operators............................................ 571 Syntax..................................................................... 571 Type Promotion.............................................................. 572 Changes in XPath 2.0......................................................... 573 Effect...................................................................... 573 Arithmetic Using Numbers..................................................... 574 Examples of Numeric Arithmetic................................................ 576 Arithmetic Using Durations .................................................... 577 Value Comparisons ............................................. 581 Permitted Operand Types...................................................... 582 Type Checking for Value Comparisons ........................................... 586 Examples of Value Comparisons................................................ 587 XVI ________________________________________________Contents General Comparisons............................................ 588 Changes in XPath 2.0......................................................... 588 Rules for General Comparisons................................................. 589 Existential Comparison ....................................................... 590 Examples of General Comparisons.............................................. 592 Node Comparisons.............................................. 593 The «is»Operator............................................................. 593 The operators ««» and ««».................................................... 594 Changes in XPath 2.0......................................................... 594 Boolean Expressions............................................ 594 Shortcut Semantics.......................................................... 595 Examples .................................................................. 596 Summary..................................................... 596 Chapter 9: XPath: Path Expressions________________________________________5_9_9_ Examples of Path Expressions...................................... 600 Changes in XPath 2.0............................................ 601 Document Order and Duplicates.................................... 602 The Binary «/» Operator........................................... 602 Syntax..................................................................... 602 Effect...................................................................... 603 Examples of the Binary «/» Operator............................................. 604 Associativity of the «/» Operator................................................ 605 Axis Steps.................................................... 606 Syntax of Axis Steps.......................................................... 606 Effect...................................................................... 607 Examples of Axis Steps....................................................... 608 Axes....................................................................... 609 Node Tests................................................................. 613 Name Tests................................................................. 614 Kind Tests.................................................................. 616 Predicates.................................................................. 617 Abbreviated Axis Steps........................................................ 621 Rooted Path Expressions......................................... 625 Syntax..................................................................... 625 Examples of Rooted Paths..................................................... 626 The «// Abbreviation ............................................ 626 Examples Using «//».......................................................... 627 Comparing «//» with «/descendant::» ............................................ 628 CombiningSets of Nodes......................................... 628 Syntax..................................................................... 629 XVII Contents________________________________________________ Examples .................................................................. 630 Usage..................................................................... 630 Set Intersection and Difference in XPath 1.0...................................... 631 Sets of Atomic Values........................................................ 631 Summary..................................................... 632 Chapter 10: XPath: Sequence Expressions______________________________63_3 The Comma Operator............................................ 634 Examples .................................................................. 635 Numeric Ranges: The «to» Operator.................................. 636 Examples .................................................................. 637 Filter Expressions .............................................. 638 Examples .................................................................. 640 The «for» Expression............................................. 640 Mapping a Sequence......................................................... 641 Examples .................................................................. 642 The Context Item in a «for» Expression........................................... 642 Combining Multiple Sequences................................................. 643 Example ................................................................... 644 Simple Mapping Expressions....................................... 644 The «some» and «every» Expressions................................. 646 Examples .................................................................. 648 Quantification and the «=» Operator............................................. 649 Errors in «some» and «every» Expressions......................................... 649 Summary..................................................... 651 Chapter 11: XPath: Type Expressions__________________________________653 Converting Atomic Values......................................... 654 Converting between Primitive Types ............................................. 656 Converting between Derived Types.............................................. 664 Sequence Type Descriptors........................................ 668 Matching Atomic Values....................................................... 669 Matching Nodes............................................................. 670 Matching Elements and Attributes............................................... 672 The «instance of» Operator........................................ 677 The «treat as» Operator........................................... 678 Summary..................................................... 680 Chapter 12: XSLT Patterns___________________________________________681 Patterns and Expressions......................................... 681 Changes in XSLT 2.0 ............................................ 682 xviii ________________________________________________Contents The Formal Definition............................................ 683 Applying the Definition in Practice............................................... 684 An Algorithm for Matching Patterns.............................................. 685 Patterns Containing Predicates................................................. 685 An Informal Definition............................................ 685 Conflict Resolution ............................................. 686 Matching Parentless Nodes....................................... 688 The Syntax of Patterns........................................... 689 Pattern .................................................................... 689 PathPattern................................................................. 690 RelativePathPattern.......................................................... 693 PattemStep................................................................. 694 IdKeyPattern................................................................ 704 Summary..................................................... 708 Chapter 13: The Function Library_________________________________________709 A Word about Naming............................................ 710 Functions by Category........................................... 710 Notation..................................................... 712 Code Samples................................................. 714 Function Definitions............................................. 714 abs....................................................................... 714 adjust-date-to-timezone, adjust-dateTime-to-timezone, adjust-time-to-timezone .......... 715 avg........................................................................ 718 base-ur¡.................................................................... 719 boolean.................................................................... 721 ceiling..................................................................... 723 codepoint-equal............................................................. 724 codepoints-to-string.......................................................... 725 collection................................................................... 726 compare................................................................... 727 concat..................................................................... 729 contains ................................................................... 730 count...................................................................... 733 current..................................................................... 734 current-date, current-dateTime, current-time ...................................... 738 current-group................................................................ 739 current-grouping-key.......................................................... 740 current-Time................................................................ 741 data....................................................................... 741 dateTime................................................................... 743 day-from-date, day-from-dateTime................................................ 744 xix Contents_________________________________________________ days-from-duration........................................................... 745 deep-equal ................................................................. 745 default-collation............................................................. 748 distinct-values___........................................................... 749 doc, doc-available............................................................ 750 document.................................................................. 754 document-uri................................................................ 764 element-available............................................................ 764 empty..................................................................... 770 encode-for-uri............................................................... 771 ends-with................................................................... 773 error....................................................................... 774 escape-html-uri.............................................................. 775 exactly-one................................................................. 777 exists...................................................................... 778 false ...................................................................... 779 floor....................................................................... 779 format-date, format-dateTime, format-time........................................ 781 format-number.............................................................. 788 format-time................................................................. 792 function-available............................................................ 792 generate-id................................................................. 797 hours-from-dateTime, hours-from-time........................................... 800 hours-from-duration.......................................................... 801 id......................................................................... 802 idref....................................................................... 804 implicit-timezone............................................................. 806 index-of.................................................................... 807 in-scope-prefixes............................................................. 808 insert-before................................................................ 810 iri-touri .................................................................... 811 key........................................................................ 812 lang....................................................................... 819 last....................................................................... 820 local-name ................................................................. 824 local-name-from-QName....................................................... 826 lower-case.................................................................. 827 matches................................................................... 828 max, min................................................................... 830 min ....................................................................... 832 minutes-from-dateTime, minutes-from-time....................................... 832 minutes-from-duration........................................................ 832 XX ______________________________________________Contents minutes-from-time ........................................................... 833 month-from-date, month-from-dateTime.......................................... 833 months-from-duration......................................................... 834 name...................................................................... 835 namespace-uri.............................................................. 837 namespace-uri-for-prefix....................................................... 839 namespace-uri-from-QName................................................... 841 nilled...................................................................... 842 node-name................................................................. 843 normalize-space............................................................. 845 normalize-unicode ........................................................... 847 not........................................................................ 850 number.................................................................... 851 one-or-more................................................................. 853 position.................................................................... 854 prefix-from-QName........................................................... 857 QName .................................................................... 858 regex-group................................................................. 860 remove.................................................................... 861 replace .................................................................... 862 resolve-QName.............................................................. 864 resolve-uri.................................................................. 867 reverse.................................................................... 869 root....................................................................... 870 round...................................................................... 870 round-half-to-even............................................................ 872 seconds-from-dateTime, seconds-from-time....................................... 873 seconds-from-duration........................................................ 874 seconds-from-time........................................................... 875 starts-with.................................................................. 875 static-base-uri............................................................... 876 string...................................................................... 877 string-join .................................................................. 879 string-length................................................................ 880 string-to-codepoints.......................................................... 881 subsequence............................................................... 882 substring................................................................... 883 substring-after .............................................................. 885 substring-before............................................................. 887 sum....................................................................... 889 system-property............................................................. 890 timezone-from-date, timezone-from-dateTime, timezone-from-time..................... 893 XXI Contents________________________________________________ tokenize.................................................................... 894 trace...................................................................... 896 translate................................................................... 897 true....................................................................... 899 type-available___........................................................... 899 unordered.................................................................. 901 unparsed-entity-public-id, unparsed-entity-uri...................................... 902 unparsed-text, unparsed-text-available........................................... 904 upper-case .................................................................. 910 year-from-date, year-from-dateTime.............................................. 911 years-from-duration........................................................... 911 zero-or-one ................................................................. 912 Summary..................................................... 913 Chapter 14: Regular Expressions_________________________________________915 Branches and Pieces............................................ 916 Quantifiers................................................... 916 Atoms....................................................... 917 Subexpressions................................................ 918 Back-References............................................... 918 Character Groups............................................... 919 Character Ranges.............................................. 919 Character Class Escapes......................................... 920 Character Blocks............................................... 922 Character Categories............................................ 924 Flags....................................................... 925 The «¡» flag.................................................................. 925 The «m» flag................................................................. 926 The «s» flag................................................................. 926 The «x» flag................................................................. 926 Disallowed Constructs........................................... 927 Summary..................................................... 927 Chapter 15: Serialization_____________________________________________923 The XML Output Method.......................................... 929 The HTML Output Method......................................... 936 The XHTML Output Method........................................ 939 The Text Output Method.......................................... 940 xxii ________________________________________________Contents Using the xsl:output declaration.................................. 940 Character Maps................................................ 941 Usage..................................................................... 942 Choosing Characters to Map................................................... 942 Limitations of Character Maps.................................................. 944 Disable Output Escaping.......................................... 945 Reasons to Disable Output Escaping............................................ 945 Why disable-output-escaping Is Deprecated....................................... 946 Using disable-output-escaping to Wrap HTML in CDATA___.......................... 947 Character Maps as a Substitute for disable-output-escaping......................... 948 Summary..................................................... 949 Part III: Exploitation Chapter 16: Extensibility_____________________________________________9_53 What Vendor Extensions Are Allowed?................................ 954 Extension Functions............................................. 955 When Are Extension Functions Needed?.......................................... 955 When Are Extension Functions Not Needed?...................................... 956 Calling Extension Functions.................................................... 956 What Language Is Best?....................................................... 957 Client-Side Script............................................................ 957 Binding Extension Functions................................................... 957 XPath Trees and the DOM ..................................................... 963 Calling External Functions within a Loop.......................................... 965 Functions with Uncontrolled Side Effects ......................................... 967 Keeping Extensions Portable....................................... 970 Summary..................................................... 971 Chapter 17: Stylesheet Design Patterns________________________________323 FilMn-the-Blanks Stylesheets...................................... 973 Navigational Stylesheets......................................... 976 Rule-Based Stylesheets.......................................... 980 Computational Stylesheets........................................ 985 Programming without Assignment Statements..................................... 985 So Why Are They Called Variables?.............................................. 989 Avoiding Assignment Statements............................................... 989 Summary..................................................... 1000 xxiii Contents________________________________________________ Chapter 18: Case Study: XMLS per___________________________________1QOJ. Formatting the XML Specification...................................1002 Preface......................................................1004 Creatingthe HTML Outline........................................1008 Formatting the Document Header...................................1012 Creating the Table of Contents .....................................1019 Creating Section Headers.........................................1023 Formatting the Text............................................. 1024 Producing Lists................................................1028 Making Cross-References.........................................1029 Setting Out the Production Rules....................................1033 Overlay Stylesheets.............................................1041 diffspec.xsl.................................................................1041 REC-xml.xsl.................................................................1044 Stylesheets for Other Specifications .................................1044 xslt.xsl.....................................................................1045 xsltdiff.xsl..................................................................1046 funcproto.xsl................................................................1046 xsl-query.xsl ................................................................1047 xmlspec.xsl.................................................................1047 Summary.....................................................1047 Chapter 3.9: Case Study: A Family Tree________________________________1Q49 Modeling a Family Tree...........................................1050 The GEDCOM Data Model .....................................................1050 Creating a Schema for GEDCOM 6.0.............................................1053 The GEDCOM 6.0 Schema.....................................................1054 Creating a Data File.............................................1058 Converting GEDCOM Files to XML...............................................1059 Converting from GEDCOM 5.5 to 6.0.............................................1063 Displaying the Family Tree Data.....................................1072 The Stylesheet..............................................................1073 Putting It Together...........................................................1085 Summary..................................................... 1098 Chapter 20: Case Study: Knight s Tour________________________________1Q39 The Problem..................................................1099 The Algorithm.................................................1100 Placing the Knight..............................................1104 Displaying the Final Board.........................................1105 xxiv ________________________________________________Contents Finding the Route...............................................1106 Finding the Possible Moves....................................................1107 Trying the Possible Moves.....................................................1109 Selecting the Best Move ......................................................1111 Running the Stylesheet...........................................1112 Observations..................................................1112 Summary.....................................................1113 Part IV: Appendices Appendix A: XPath 2.0 Syntax Summary______________________________1111 Whitespace and Comments........................................1118 Tokens ...................................................... 1118 Syntax Productions.............................................1119 Operator Precedence............................................1122 Appendix B: Error Codes____________________________________________1123 Functions and Operators (FO)......................................1124 XPath Errors (XP)...............................................1126 XSLT Errors (XT) ...............................................1127 Appendix C: Backward Compatibility__________________________________1139 Stage 1: Backward-compatibility Mode...............................1140 Deprecated Facilities.........................................................1140 Error Handling...............................................................1140 Comparing Strings...........................................................1141 Numeric Formats............................................................1141 Other XPath Changes.........................................................1142 Serialization Changes.........................................................1142 Stage 2: Setting version= 2.0 .....................................1142 The First Node Rule ..........................................................1142 Type Checking of Function Arguments............................................1143 Comparison Operators........................................................1143 Arithmetic..................................................................1143 The Empty Sequence.........................................................1143 Error Semantics for «and» and «or» ..............................................1144 Other XSLT Differences .......................................................1144 Stage 3: Adding a Schema ........................................1145 Summary.....................................................1145 XXV Contents_________________________________________________ Appendix D: Microsoft XSLT Processors_______________________________1142 MSXML......................................................1147 Objects....................................................................1148 IXMLDOMDocument and IXMLDOMDocument2....................................1148 IXMLDOMNode..............................................................1150 IXMLDOMNodeList...........................................................1151 IXMLDOMParseError..........................................................1151 IXMLDOMSelection...........................................................1152 IXSLProcessor...............................................................1152 IXSLTemplate...............................................................1153 Putting it Together ...........................................................1154 Restrictions.................................................................1158 System.Xml...................................................1158 XPathDocument.............................................................1158 XmlNode...................................................................1159 IXPathNavigable.............................................................1159 XPathNavigator..............................................................1159 XslTransform................................................................1159 Summary.....................................................1161 Appendix E: JAXP: The Java API for Transformation_____________________1163 The JAXP Parser API.............................................1164 JAXP Support for SAX.........................................................1164 JAXP Support for DOM........................................................1166 The JAXP Transformation API ......................................1169 Examples of JAXP Transformations..................................1187 Example 1: Transformation Using Files...........................................1187 Example 2: Supplying Parameters and Output Properties............................1188 Example 3: Holding Documents in Memory........................................1188 Example 4: Using the ?xml-stylesheet? Processing Instruction .....................1189 Example 5: A SAX Pipeline.....................................................1190 Summary.....................................................1193 Appendix F: Saxon__________________________________________________1195 Using Saxon from the Command Line.................................1196 Using Saxon from a Java Application .................................1199 Using Saxon via JAXP Interfaces................................................1199 The s9api Interface...........................................................1202 Using Saxon from a.NET Application.................................1203 Saxon Tree Models..............................................1205 XXVI ________________________________________________Contents Extensibility..................................................1205 Writing Extension Functions in Java.............................................. 1206 Writing Extension Functions under .NET..........................................1206 Collations..................................................................1207 Extensions...................................................1208 Serialization Extensions.......................................................1208 Extension Attributes..........................................................1209 Extension Instructions........................................................1209 Extension Functions..........................................................1209 The evaluate() Extension.........................................1210 Summary.....................................................1214 Appendix G: Altova_________________________________________________1215 Running from within XMLSpy.......................................1215 Conformance..................................................1216 Extensions and Extensibility.......................................1217 The Command Line Interface.......................................1217 Using the API..................................................1218 The COM API................................................................1218 The Java API................................................................1219 The .NET API................................................................1220 Summary.....................................................1220 Appendix H: Glossary______________________________________________1221 Index .....................................................1233 XXVII
adam_txt	Contents Introduction.xxix List of Examples.xxxix Part I: Foundations Chapter 1: XSLT in Context_3 What Is XSLT?. 3 Why Version 2.0?. 5 A Scenario: Transforming Music. 5 How Does XSLT Transform XML?. 7 XSLT and SQL: An Analogy. 8 XSLT Processors. 9 A Simple XSLT Stylesheet . 10 An XSLT 2.0 Stylesheet. 19 The Place of XSLT in the XML Family. 21 XSLT and XSL Formatting Objects. 22 XSLT and XPath. 22 XSLT and XML Namespaces . 23 XSLT and CSS. 24 XSLT and XML Schemas. 24 XSLT and XQuery. 26 The History of XSL. 26 Prehistory. 26 The First XSL Proposal. 28 Saxon . 30 Beyond XSLT 1.0 . 30 Convergence with XQuery. 31 The Development of XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0. 32 XSLT 2.0 as a Language. 33 Use of XML Syntax. 33 No Side Effects. 34 Rule-Based. 35 Types Based on XML Schema. 38 A Two-Language System: XSLT and XPath. 39 Summary. 40 Contents_ Chapter 2: The XSLT Processing Model_41 XSLT: A System Overview. 41 A Simplified Overview. 41 Trees, Not Documents. 42 Different Output Formats. 43 Multiple Inputs and Outputs. 44 TheXDM Tree Model . 45 XML as a Tree. 45 Completing the UML Class Diagram. 56 Document Order. 57 Names and Namespaces. 58 IDs and IDREFs. 61 Characters in the Data Model . 62 What Does the Tree Leave Out?. 64 From Textual XML to a Data Model . 65 Controlling Serialization. 67 The Transformation Process. 67 Invoking a Transformation. 67 Template Rules. 68 Push Processing. 74 Controlling Which Nodes to Process. 76 Modes. 78 Built-in Template Rules . 78 Conflict Resolution Policy. 79 Error Handling. 80 Variables and Expressions . 80 Variables. 81 Parameters. 82 Expressions . 82 Context. 84 Temporary Documents. 85 Summary. 88 Chapter 3: Stylesheet Structure_89 Changes in XSLT 2.0 . 90 The Modular Structure of a Stylesheet. 90 The xsl:stylesheet Element. 98 The ?xml-stylesheet? Processing Instruction. 99 Embedded Stylesheets. 102 xii _Contents Declarations. 104 XSLT-Defined Declarations. 105 Implementor-Defined Declarations. 106 User-Defined Top-Level Elements . 107 Instructions. 108 XSLT Instructions. 108 Extension Instructions. Ill Literal Result Elements. 112 Attribute Value Templates. 122 Simplified Stylesheets. 125 Writing Portable Stylesheets. 127 Conditional Compilation. 127 Version Compatibility. 128 Extensibility. 134 Whitespace. 141 The Effect of Stripping Whitespace Nodes . 146 Whitespace Nodes in the Stylesheet. 146 Solving Whitespace Problems. 147 Summary. 148 Chapter 4: Stylesheets and Schemas_151 XML Schema: An Overview. 151 Simple Type Definitions. 152 Elements with Attributes and Simple Content. 154 Elements with Mixed Content . 155 Elements with Element-Only Content. 156 Defining a Type Hierarchy. 157 Substitution Groups. 158 Declaring Types in XSLT. 161 Validating the Source Document. 165 Validatingthe Result Document. 170 Validating a Temporary Document. 174 Validating Individual Elements. 176 Validating Individual Attributes. 179 The default-validation Attribute. 180 Importing Schemas. 180 Usingxsirtype. 181 Nillability . 182 Summary.,. 183 xiii Contents Chapter 5: Types What Is a Type System?. 185 Changes in 2.0. 186 Sequences . 187 Atomic Values. 189 Atomic Types. 191 The Major Atomic Types. 193 The Minor Atomic Types. 206 Derived Numeric Types. 210 Derived String Types. 213 Untyped Atomic Values. 215 xs:NMTOKENS, xs:IDREFS, and xs:ENTITIES. 217 Schema Types and XPath Types. 217 The Type Matching Rules. 219 Static and Dynamic Type Checking. 221 Summary. 224 Part II: XSLT and XPath Reference Chapter 6: XSLT Elements_227 xsl:analyze-string. 230 xskapply-imports. 237 xskapply-templates. 240 xsl:attribute . 254 xsl:attribute-set. 266 xskcall-template. 271 xshcharacter-map. 280 xshchoose . 282 xskcomment. 285 xslxopy. 287 xsl:copy-of . 292 xsl:decimal-format. 298 xshdocument . 303 xshelement. 306 xslrfallback. 316 xsl:for-each. 322 xsl:for-each-group. 326 xskfunction. 344 xsl:if. 353 xiv _Contents xskimport.357 xsl:import-schema.368 xshinclude . 372 xshkey. 376 xskmatching-substring. 386 xskmessage.386 xsknamespace. 390 xsl:namespace-alias.394 xsl-.next-match .399 xsknon-matching-substring.402 xsl:number. 403 xshotherwise.420 xshoutput.420 xsl:output-character.424 xskparam.425 xsl:perform-sort. 437 xshpreserve-space.439 xsl-.processing-instruction .442 xsl:result-document.445 xshsequence.452 xsl:sort.455 xsl:strip-space.465 xsl.-stylesheet.465 xshtemplate.483 xsl:text.492 xsktransform.495 xsl:value-of.495 xsl:variable. 500 xsl:when. 515 xsl.with-param. 517 Summary. 519 Chapter 7: XPath Fundamentals_521 Notation. 522 Where to Start. 523 Expressions. 524 Examples . 527 Lexical Constructs. 527 Comments . 529 Numeric Literals. 530 XV Contents_ String Literals. 532 Names. 534 Operators. 537 Primary Expressions. 539 Examples . 540 Variable References. 540 Usage. 540 Examples . 541 Parenthesized Expressions. 542 Changes in XPath 2.0. 543 Context Item Expressions. 543 Changes in XPath 2.0. 544 Usage. 544 Function Calls. 544 Identifying the Function to be Called. 545 Converting the Arguments and the Result. 547 Changes in XPath 2.0. 549 Side Effects. 549 Examples . 550 Conditional Expressions. 551 Changes in XPath 2.0. 552 Examples . 553 The XPath Evaluation Context. 553 The Static Context. 554 The Dynamic Context. 563 Summary. 568 Chapter 8: XPath: Operators on Items_521 Arithmetic Operators. 571 Syntax. 571 Type Promotion. 572 Changes in XPath 2.0. 573 Effect. 573 Arithmetic Using Numbers. 574 Examples of Numeric Arithmetic. 576 Arithmetic Using Durations . 577 Value Comparisons . 581 Permitted Operand Types. 582 Type Checking for Value Comparisons . 586 Examples of Value Comparisons. 587 XVI _Contents General Comparisons. 588 Changes in XPath 2.0. 588 Rules for General Comparisons. 589 Existential Comparison . 590 Examples of General Comparisons. 592 Node Comparisons. 593 The «is»Operator. 593 The operators ««» and ««». 594 Changes in XPath 2.0. 594 Boolean Expressions. 594 Shortcut Semantics. 595 Examples . 596 Summary. 596 Chapter 9: XPath: Path Expressions_5_9_9_ Examples of Path Expressions. 600 Changes in XPath 2.0. 601 Document Order and Duplicates. 602 The Binary «/» Operator. 602 Syntax. 602 Effect. 603 Examples of the Binary «/» Operator. 604 Associativity of the «/» Operator. 605 Axis Steps. 606 Syntax of Axis Steps. 606 Effect. 607 Examples of Axis Steps. 608 Axes. 609 Node Tests. 613 Name Tests. 614 Kind Tests. 616 Predicates. 617 Abbreviated Axis Steps. 621 Rooted Path Expressions. 625 Syntax. 625 Examples of Rooted Paths. 626 The «// Abbreviation . 626 Examples Using «//». 627 Comparing «//» with «/descendant::» . 628 CombiningSets of Nodes. 628 Syntax. 629 XVII Contents_ Examples . 630 Usage. 630 Set Intersection and Difference in XPath 1.0. 631 Sets of Atomic Values. 631 Summary. 632 Chapter 10: XPath: Sequence Expressions_63_3 The Comma Operator. 634 Examples . 635 Numeric Ranges: The «to» Operator. 636 Examples . 637 Filter Expressions . 638 Examples . 640 The «for» Expression. 640 Mapping a Sequence. 641 Examples . 642 The Context Item in a «for» Expression. 642 Combining Multiple Sequences. 643 Example . 644 Simple Mapping Expressions. 644 The «some» and «every» Expressions. 646 Examples . 648 Quantification and the «=» Operator. 649 Errors in «some» and «every» Expressions. 649 Summary. 651 Chapter 11: XPath: Type Expressions_653 Converting Atomic Values. 654 Converting between Primitive Types . 656 Converting between Derived Types. 664 Sequence Type Descriptors. 668 Matching Atomic Values. 669 Matching Nodes. 670 Matching Elements and Attributes. 672 The «instance of» Operator. 677 The «treat as» Operator. 678 Summary. 680 Chapter 12: XSLT Patterns_681 Patterns and Expressions. 681 Changes in XSLT 2.0 . 682 xviii _Contents The Formal Definition. 683 Applying the Definition in Practice. 684 An Algorithm for Matching Patterns. 685 Patterns Containing Predicates. 685 An Informal Definition. 685 Conflict Resolution . 686 Matching Parentless Nodes. 688 The Syntax of Patterns. 689 Pattern . 689 PathPattern. 690 RelativePathPattern. 693 PattemStep. 694 IdKeyPattern. 704 Summary. 708 Chapter 13: The Function Library_709 A Word about Naming. 710 Functions by Category. 710 Notation. 712 Code Samples. 714 Function Definitions. 714 abs. 714 adjust-date-to-timezone, adjust-dateTime-to-timezone, adjust-time-to-timezone . 715 avg. 718 base-ur¡. 719 boolean. 721 ceiling. 723 codepoint-equal. 724 codepoints-to-string. 725 collection. 726 compare. 727 concat. 729 contains . 730 count. 733 current. 734 current-date, current-dateTime, current-time . 738 current-group. 739 current-grouping-key. 740 current-Time. 741 data. 741 dateTime. 743 day-from-date, day-from-dateTime. 744 xix Contents_ days-from-duration. 745 deep-equal . 745 default-collation. 748 distinct-values_. 749 doc, doc-available. 750 document. 754 document-uri. 764 element-available. 764 empty. 770 encode-for-uri. 771 ends-with. 773 error. 774 escape-html-uri. 775 exactly-one. 777 exists. 778 false . 779 floor. 779 format-date, format-dateTime, format-time. 781 format-number. 788 format-time. 792 function-available. 792 generate-id. 797 hours-from-dateTime, hours-from-time. 800 hours-from-duration. 801 id. 802 idref. 804 implicit-timezone. 806 index-of. 807 in-scope-prefixes. 808 insert-before. 810 iri-touri . 811 key. 812 lang. 819 last. 820 local-name . 824 local-name-from-QName. 826 lower-case. 827 matches. 828 max, min. 830 min . 832 minutes-from-dateTime, minutes-from-time. 832 minutes-from-duration. 832 XX _Contents minutes-from-time . 833 month-from-date, month-from-dateTime. 833 months-from-duration. 834 name. 835 namespace-uri. 837 namespace-uri-for-prefix. 839 namespace-uri-from-QName. 841 nilled. 842 node-name. 843 normalize-space. 845 normalize-unicode . 847 not. 850 number. 851 one-or-more. 853 position. 854 prefix-from-QName. 857 QName . 858 regex-group. 860 remove. 861 replace . 862 resolve-QName. 864 resolve-uri. 867 reverse. 869 root. 870 round. 870 round-half-to-even. 872 seconds-from-dateTime, seconds-from-time. 873 seconds-from-duration. 874 seconds-from-time. 875 starts-with. 875 static-base-uri. 876 string. 877 string-join . 879 string-length. 880 string-to-codepoints. 881 subsequence. 882 substring. 883 substring-after . 885 substring-before. 887 sum. 889 system-property. 890 timezone-from-date, timezone-from-dateTime, timezone-from-time. 893 XXI Contents_ tokenize. 894 trace. 896 translate. 897 true. 899 type-available_. 899 unordered. 901 unparsed-entity-public-id, unparsed-entity-uri. 902 unparsed-text, unparsed-text-available. 904 upper-case . 910 year-from-date, year-from-dateTime. 911 years-from-duration. 911 zero-or-one . 912 Summary. 913 Chapter 14: Regular Expressions_915 Branches and Pieces. 916 Quantifiers. 916 Atoms. 917 Subexpressions. 918 Back-References. 918 Character Groups. 919 Character Ranges. 919 Character Class Escapes. 920 Character Blocks. 922 Character Categories. 924 Flags. 925 The «¡» flag. 925 The «m» flag. 926 The «s» flag. 926 The «x» flag. 926 Disallowed Constructs. 927 Summary. 927 Chapter 15: Serialization_923 The XML Output Method. 929 The HTML Output Method. 936 The XHTML Output Method. 939 The Text Output Method. 940 xxii _Contents Using the xsl:output declaration. 940 Character Maps. 941 Usage. 942 Choosing Characters to Map. 942 Limitations of Character Maps. 944 Disable Output Escaping. 945 Reasons to Disable Output Escaping. 945 Why disable-output-escaping Is Deprecated. 946 Using disable-output-escaping to Wrap HTML in CDATA_. 947 Character Maps as a Substitute for disable-output-escaping. 948 Summary. 949 Part III: Exploitation Chapter 16: Extensibility_9_53 What Vendor Extensions Are Allowed?. 954 Extension Functions. 955 When Are Extension Functions Needed?. 955 When Are Extension Functions Not Needed?. 956 Calling Extension Functions. 956 What Language Is Best?. 957 Client-Side Script. 957 Binding Extension Functions. 957 XPath Trees and the DOM . 963 Calling External Functions within a Loop. 965 Functions with Uncontrolled Side Effects . 967 Keeping Extensions Portable. 970 Summary. 971 Chapter 17: Stylesheet Design Patterns_323 FilMn-the-Blanks Stylesheets. 973 Navigational Stylesheets. 976 Rule-Based Stylesheets. 980 Computational Stylesheets. 985 Programming without Assignment Statements. 985 So Why Are They Called Variables?. 989 Avoiding Assignment Statements. 989 Summary. 1000 xxiii Contents_ Chapter 18: Case Study: XMLS per_1QOJ. Formatting the XML Specification.1002 Preface.1004 Creatingthe HTML Outline.1008 Formatting the Document Header.1012 Creating the Table of Contents .1019 Creating Section Headers.1023 Formatting the Text. 1024 Producing Lists.1028 Making Cross-References.1029 Setting Out the Production Rules.1033 Overlay Stylesheets.1041 diffspec.xsl.1041 REC-xml.xsl.1044 Stylesheets for Other Specifications .1044 xslt.xsl.1045 xsltdiff.xsl.1046 funcproto.xsl.1046 xsl-query.xsl .1047 xmlspec.xsl.1047 Summary.1047 Chapter 3.9: Case Study: A Family Tree_1Q49 Modeling a Family Tree.1050 The GEDCOM Data Model .1050 Creating a Schema for GEDCOM 6.0.1053 The GEDCOM 6.0 Schema.1054 Creating a Data File.1058 Converting GEDCOM Files to XML.1059 Converting from GEDCOM 5.5 to 6.0.1063 Displaying the Family Tree Data.1072 The Stylesheet.1073 Putting It Together.1085 Summary. 1098 Chapter 20: Case Study: Knight's Tour_1Q39 The Problem.1099 The Algorithm.1100 Placing the Knight.1104 Displaying the Final Board.1105 xxiv _Contents Finding the Route.1106 Finding the Possible Moves.1107 Trying the Possible Moves.1109 Selecting the Best Move .1111 Running the Stylesheet.1112 Observations.1112 Summary.1113 Part IV: Appendices Appendix A: XPath 2.0 Syntax Summary_1111 Whitespace and Comments.1118 Tokens . 1118 Syntax Productions.1119 Operator Precedence.1122 Appendix B: Error Codes_1123 Functions and Operators (FO).1124 XPath Errors (XP).1126 XSLT Errors (XT) .1127 Appendix C: Backward Compatibility_1139 Stage 1: Backward-compatibility Mode.1140 Deprecated Facilities.1140 Error Handling.1140 Comparing Strings.1141 Numeric Formats.1141 Other XPath Changes.1142 Serialization Changes.1142 Stage 2: Setting version="2.0".1142 The First Node Rule .1142 Type Checking of Function Arguments.1143 Comparison Operators.1143 Arithmetic.1143 The Empty Sequence.1143 Error Semantics for «and» and «or» .1144 Other XSLT Differences .1144 Stage 3: Adding a Schema .1145 Summary.1145 XXV Contents_ Appendix D: Microsoft XSLT Processors_1142 MSXML.1147 Objects.1148 IXMLDOMDocument and IXMLDOMDocument2.1148 IXMLDOMNode.1150 IXMLDOMNodeList.1151 IXMLDOMParseError.1151 IXMLDOMSelection.1152 IXSLProcessor.1152 IXSLTemplate.1153 Putting it Together .1154 Restrictions.1158 System.Xml.1158 XPathDocument.1158 XmlNode.1159 IXPathNavigable.1159 XPathNavigator.1159 XslTransform.1159 Summary.1161 Appendix E: JAXP: The Java API for Transformation_1163 The JAXP Parser API.1164 JAXP Support for SAX.1164 JAXP Support for DOM.1166 The JAXP Transformation API .1169 Examples of JAXP Transformations.1187 Example 1: Transformation Using Files.1187 Example 2: Supplying Parameters and Output Properties.1188 Example 3: Holding Documents in Memory.1188 Example 4: Using the ?xml-stylesheet? Processing Instruction .1189 Example 5: A SAX Pipeline.1190 Summary.1193 Appendix F: Saxon_1195 Using Saxon from the Command Line.1196 Using Saxon from a Java Application .1199 Using Saxon via JAXP Interfaces.1199 The s9api Interface.1202 Using Saxon from a.NET Application.1203 Saxon Tree Models.1205 XXVI _Contents Extensibility.1205 Writing Extension Functions in Java. 1206 Writing Extension Functions under .NET.1206 Collations.1207 Extensions.1208 Serialization Extensions.1208 Extension Attributes.1209 Extension Instructions.1209 Extension Functions.1209 The evaluate() Extension.1210 Summary.1214 Appendix G: Altova_1215 Running from within XMLSpy.1215 Conformance.1216 Extensions and Extensibility.1217 The Command Line Interface.1217 Using the API.1218 The COM API.1218 The Java API.1219 The .NET API.1220 Summary.1220 Appendix H: Glossary_1221 Index .1233 XXVII
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