XSLT Development with oXygen (Part1) - Editing, Validation and Transformation

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XSLT is the best supported technology in oXygen. You can find below an outline of the topics covered by the presentation: - XSLT editing - Validation - Transformations - XSLT documentation - XPath content completion In this presentation we will introduce you to these features indirectly, focusing on resolving a number of problems and see how oXygen can help us accomplish those tasks.

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1. XSLT Development withXSLT Development with <oXygen/><oXygen/> Part1: Editing, Validation and TransformationPart1: Editing, Validation and Transformation Octavian Nadolu octavian_nadolu@oxygenxml.com @OctavianNadolu

2. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Generate HTML ● Create a stylesheet to generate an HTML file

3. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 1 ● Create new stylesheet ● Add some XSLT elements

4. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Wizard dialog to create a new XSLT ● Used the XSLT 2.0 ● Documentation for stylesheet components ● Content completion XSLT and XPath ● Documentation for XSLT and XPath elements ● Validation as you type

5. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 2 ● Associate the XML with the XSL and generate an output

6. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Configure a transformation scenario ● Save the scenario in project or global options ● Multiple transformation engines ● FO Processing ● Save or preview the transformation result

7. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 3 ● Generate a table with books

8. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● XSLT Input view ● XPath default namespace ● Content completion presents XML elements ● Content completion aware of context

9. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 4 ● Generate books images

10. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Code templates allows us to insert small document fragments ● The content completion presents the attributes from the XML document available in context

11. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 5 ● Generate title with link

12. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Variables presented in content completion ● Create template from selection ● Preview the result of the refactoring action

13. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 6 ● Generate author in output

14. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Drag and drop nodes from the XSLT Input view to create elements in stylesheet

15. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 7 ● Generate book info in output

16. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● The code template helps you to insert XSLT document fragments easily ● The caret position is in the attribute value and the content completion is started

17. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 8 ● Generate description in output

18. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Create a stylesheet from scratch – XSLT and XPath content completion – XSLT Input view – Code templates ● Validation – Validation as you type – Highlight errors ● Transformation – Transformation scenarios – Multiple engines

19. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 9 ● Identify XSLT component occurrences ● Rename an XSLT component

20. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Easy Identification of XSLT Component References

21. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 10 ● Group the books by technology

22. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● The XPath toolbar ● XPath builder for complex expressions ● XPath 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 ● Content completion

23. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 XSLT Outline ● Parameters ● Variables ● Templates ● Functions ● Attribute-sets ● Character-maps

24. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 11 ● Generate two HTML files

25. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Parameters are detected from the stylesheet ● Pass the value of the parameter ● Perform multiple transformations ● Use Transformation view

26. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Demo – step 12 ● Document your stylesheet

27. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● <oXygen/> provides a built-in schema for documentation ● You can use other languages like HTML, DocBook, Dita or your own custom language ● Action to add documentation for a component

28. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 XSLT Documentation The XSLT documentation support

29. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Conclusion ● Generate documentation in HTML or custom format ● Table of Contents ● Link between components ● User documentation ● Show/Hide documentation details

30. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Thank you! Questions?Questions? <oXygen/> XML Editor http://www.oxygenxml.com octavian_nadolu@oxygenxml.com @OctavianNadolu

31. Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved.Copyright @ Syncro Soft, 2013. All rights reserved. XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1XSLT Development with <oXygen/> - Part 1 Q&A Answers to your questions If your question is not answered now, we will be in touch with an answer by email after the webinar. The recording of the webinar will be available from our events page: http://www.oxygenxml.com/events_programme.html#pastevents

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