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OneToMany with XSLT
These stylesheets demonstrate XSL Transformations using XML documents that havea One To Many relationship.
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| Company OneToMany Pull |
This stylesheet demonstrates a basic 1 to many relationship of Company to Employees. Also note that we are using the Pull method to extract data from our xml document. The pull method is an approach where the use of templates is minimized and data is accessed by "pulling" it from our xml document |
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| Company OneToMany Push |
This stylesheet demonstrates a basic 1 to many relationship of Company to Employees. Also note that we are using the "Push" method to transform data from our xml document. The Push method is an approach where templates are used extensively. Using the "Push" method, we are essentially defining templates for each of our xml elements and " Pushing " our xml data towards it. |
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| Product OneToMany Pull |
This stylesheet demonstrates a basic 1 to many relationship of Catalog to Products. Also note that we are using the Pull method to extract data from our xml document. The pull method is an approach where the use of templates is minimized and data is accessed by "pulling" it from our xml document. |
Output XSL File XML File Download this sample
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| Product OneToMany Push |
This stylesheet demonstrates a basic 1 to many relationship of Catalog to Products. Also note that we are using the "Push" method to transform data from our xml document. The Push method is an approach where templates are used extensively. Using the "Push" method, we are essentially defining templates for each of our xml elements and "Pushing" our xml data towards it.. |
Output XSL File XML File Download this sample
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