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XSLT, the extensible stylesheet language for changes, is really a language that gives the mechanism to change and manipulate XML data. It's accustomed to transform XML documents into another documents, for instance other XML document, HTML document or text document. XSLT processors parse the input XML document, along with the XSLT stylesheet after which process the instructions based in the XSLT stylesheet, while using components from input XML document. Throughout the processing from the XSLT instructions, an organized XML output is produced.

In .Internet framework, this modification is handled while using Load and Transform method in the XslTransform class. Initially, an XslTransform object is instantiated, the engine to do XSLT changes on XML documents within the .Internet framework. The Burden approach to the XslTransform class is known as to load the XSL stylesheet from disk. Finally, the Transform technique is performed, takes the XPathDocument and XmlTextWriter object as parameters. However, user can call the Transform approach to initiate the transformation and passing within the source XML document and also the changed XML document title. Basically, the XSLT processor processes the input document, is applicable the stylesheet and creates the result document.

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XSLT, the extensible stylesheet language for changes, is really a
language that gives the mechanism to change and manipulate XML data.
It's accustomed to transform XML documents into another documents,
for instance other XML document, HTML document or text document. XSLT
processors parse the input XML document, along with the XSLT
stylesheet after which process the instructions based in the XSLT
stylesheet, while using components from input XML document.
Throughout the processing from the XSLT instructions, an organized
XML output is produced.

In .Internet framework, this modification is handled while using Load
and Transform method in the XslTransform class. Initially, an
XslTransform object is instantiated, the engine to do XSLT changes on
XML documents within the .Internet framework. The Burden approach to
the XslTransform class is known as to load the XSL stylesheet from
disk. Finally, the Transform technique is performed, takes the
XPathDocument and XmlTextWriter object as parameters. However, user
can call the Transform approach to initiate the transformation and
passing within the source XML document and also the changed XML
document title. Basically, the XSLT processor processes the input
document, is applicable the stylesheet and creates the result
document.

http://www.liquid-technologies.com/xml.aspx


Excel (and MS Office in general) can already access XML libraries
directly and so do not require the addition overhead and grossly
unecessary 'bloat' of the .net framework.

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