6 articles tagged XSLT.
I was asked recently what XML, XSD and XSLT editor I use. Given that I am an independent/small consulting firm owner, spending $1000s of dollars on development tooling that will come out of my own pocket is not my first choice.
Read article: XML Editor…In the last post, we saw how an XML Firewall in loopback mode could be used to return a valid SOAP response to a service message. The stylesheet used simply returned a static SOAP response that was independent of the input parameters. The stylesheet returns a response containing the sum of two…
Read article: Some Simple Updates To A DataPower XSLT stylesheet.I was recently presented with an opportunity to be clever while promoting DataPower objects from a development environment to a testing environment. The WS-Proxy object’s policy rules had a Transform Action that ran a custom stylesheet. The stylesheet referenced a configuration file that was kept…
Read article: DataPower Exports and XML Files Referenced by StylesheetsAnyone who has spent time working with DataPower has had to write an XSLT stylesheet at some point. DataPower provides a library of functions and elements that provide access to various DataPower functionality.
Read article: DataPower Extension Functions and ElementsXSLT is the only scripting language supported by WebSphere DataPower appliances. It is the only way to customize DataPower functionality and behavior. So, anyone that works with DataPower for a while will sooner be writing XSLT stylesheets.
Read article: XSLT & XPathI often have to go back and look up these details; so, I decided to post a standard starting point for a new stylesheet.
Read article: Sample Stylesheet—Starting Point
