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XSLT – Methods

Use the following methods to configure the XSLT component:

The table below lists the methods and parameters that can be used. Parameters in bold are mandatory.

Name

Parameter Name

Description

XSLT Transform (Files) transforms XML content using XSLT stylesheets, expressed as files.

XML File

This is the full file path of the source XML that you want to transform, and is mandatory.

XSLT File

This is an XSLT file. It contains the transformation instructions, and is optional. If omitted, a style sheet URL must be defined within XML.

Output File

This is the full file path for where you want the output file to be created, and is mandatory.

Error Code

Click to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select.

XSLT Transform (BLOBs) transforms XML content using XSLT stylesheets, expressed as BLOBs.

XML BLOB

Select the variable that contains the source information. This is mandatory.

XSLT File

This is an XSLT file. It contains the transformation instructions, and is optional. If omitted, a style sheet URL must be defined within XML.

Output BLOB

This is the output content in a BLOB variable, and is mandatory.

Error Code

Click to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select.

XSL-FO Convert (Files) uses XSLT stylesheets (dynamic) to convert XML content to either PDF or SVG files.

XML File

This is the full file path of the source XML that you want to transform, and is mandatory.

XSLT File

This is an XSLT file. It contains the transformation instructions, and is optional. If omitted, a style sheet URL must be defined within XML.

Output File

This is the full file path for where you want the output file to be created, and is mandatory.

Output Format

Select either SVG or PDF as the output format. The default is PDF.

Error Code

Click to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select.

XSL-FO Convert (BLOBs) uses XSLT stylesheets (dynamic) to convert XML content to either PDF or SVG files.

XML BLOB

Select the variable that contains the source information. This is mandatory.

XSLT File

This is an XSLT file. It contains the transformation instructions, and is optional. If omitted, a style sheet URL must be defined within XML.

Output BLOB

This is the output content in a BLOB variable, and is mandatory.

Output Format

Select either SVG or PDF as the output format. The default is PDF.

Error Code

Click to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select.

Build Output Properties defines the format, the formatting properties, and the encoding of the transformation.

Output Method

This is in XML, HTML, or Text format.

XML Version

This is the version of the source XML that you are using. For example, 1.0.

Output Encoding

A character set registered with the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority [IANA].

XML Declaration

You can create a declaration tag with this parameter.

Standalone

This creates a stand-alone document declaration.

Doctype-public

This creates a doctype-public literal document.

Doctype-system

This creates a doctype-system literal document.

CDATA Section Elements

This specifies a white space delimited list of the names of elements whose text node children should be output using CDATA sections.

Indent

This indents the result tree.

Media Type

This specifies the media type (MIME content type) of the data that results from the outputting of the result tree.

Error Code

Click to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select.

Build Dynamic Parameters are application-level context parameters that can be passed to the XSLT processor, and inserted into the XSLT stylesheet.

Parameter Name

This is the parameter name as it appears in XSLT.

Parameter Value

This is the parameter value that is passed to the XSLT processor.

Error Code

Click to open the Variables List. Select a variable where the error code is returned, and then click Select.

Related Topics

How to Use Direct Access Methods

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