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Beteilige Person:	Kay, Michael (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Indianapolis, Ind. Wiley 2008
Ausgabe:	4. ed.
Schriftenreihe:	Wrox Programmer to programmer
Schlagwörter:	XPath (Computer program language) XSLT (Computer program language) XSLT 2.0 XPath 2.0
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Umfang:	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
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