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XSLT Elements and Attributes
The element is used to create an output element with the specified name and it specifies that an element is for output. It's name attribute specifies the name of the element. The elements can be nested. View Rating

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XSLT Output Types
The xsl:output element lets you specify how to generate result output. Although it is not required to specify the type of output but an XSLT processor outputs the result as specified the type in the method attribute of the output element.� View Rating

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An XSLT Stylesheet
XSLT document is a well formed XML document which defines how the transformation of an xml document should take place. View Rating

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Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL)
Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) is concerned about a family of languages: View Rating

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XSLT Introductions
XSLT is an xml based language for transforming XML documents into other XML documents. XSLT stands for eXtensible Styles Language Transformations. It is the most important part of XSL (Extensible Stylesheet Language). View Rating

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Non-atomic Types
Values of atomic data types cannot be sub divided further. It can be either primitive or derived like strings, integers, decimals, dates etc. View Rating

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Nil Values
This is an optional attribute. Its value can be set to true or false. Its default value is false. It defines that an element can be assigned null value explicitely. View Rating

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Fixed Values
If you want to supply any fixed value to the element then "fixed" attribute of the element can be used. View Rating

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Default Values
The elements which do not have any children can have default values. Default values are assigned automatically if no value is supplied. View Rating

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Global and Local Simple-Type Elements
When an element is declared globally then it can be referenced by any other element declaration. View Rating

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