Adding Data to an XSL Page
Server-side pages
Though most designers and developers working with application servers will prefer to work with XSLT
fragments, they do have the option of working with full XSLT pages. One advantage to taking the full page
approach is that it allows for complete separation between the server-side code and the presentation code;
organizations that deploy strictly divided Web teams may find this useful.
Server-side XSL transformations suffer almost none of the drawbacks seen with client-side transformation:
n Both full XSLT pages and XSLT fragments can be used.
n The XML file can be stored locally or remotely.
n Because the transformation occurs on the server-side, any browser can be used to view the transformed
page.
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10. When the XPath Expression Builder (Repeat Region) dialog box opens, choose property and click
OK.
11. Save your page.
The final step is to make the connection from the XML file to the XSLT page.
12. From the Files panel, open the properties.xml file in the 31_XML folder.
13. Choose Commands ??? Attach an XSLT Stylesheet.
14. When the dialog box opens, click Browse and locate xml_start.xsl; click OK when you??™re
ready.
15. Save your XML page.
Preview the page by pressing F12 (Option+F12).
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