Advanced XSL Transformations With ASP.NET
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There are the beginners, the novices, and the newbies -- and there are the pros. Today, we are going to help you to make that big transformation (pun intended) from the first group to the more prestigious second group -- at least when it comes to XSL Transformations with ASP.NET!
A few weeks ago, we wrote an introductory article on XSL Transformations with the .NET platform. It gave you a quick overview of the "Xml" server control and the XslTransform() object - both of which allow us to transform XML documents using XSLT style sheets in ASP.NET.
Today, we will examine the more complex tasks that are possible using these technologies. So if you haven't read the introductory article, we recommend that you do so immediately as it lays the foundation for today’s article. (Editor's note: the introductory article is located here).
Before we proceed, we must also warn you that this article assumes that you are very comfortable with advanced XSLT concepts such defining variables, passing parameters, looping around nodes, and so forth. If these terms sound like Greek and Latin, we recommend that you read up on the XSLT tutorials listed at the end of this article.
And don't forget to come back here, once you're done!
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