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XSLT Cookbook
Solutions and Examples for XML and XSLT Developers
Featured customer reviews
XSLT Cookbook Review, June 02 2003
You need only two book on XSLT, one that teaches You the fundamentals and the concepts and this one. This book is a must have.
Uwe Wittig
XSLT Cookbook Review, February 10 2003
I found this book to be very useful because the author provides solutions to fairly common XSLT computing tasks. The solutions provided aren't usually the most obvious, but certaily appear to be the best (most accurate and fastest).
I have minimal exposure to XML and a fair amount of programming experience. I highly recommend this book to anyone with the same background who wants to get up to speed quickly on XSLT. I particularly appreciated the author's no-nonsense presentation of the problems and the solutions. I consider myself lucky that I picked this book up off the shelf when so many others are available.
Thank you Mr. Mangano!
XSLT Cookbook Review, February 03 2003
IMHO the XSLT Cookbook is a must-have for anyone seriously interested in understanding the power of XSL-Transformations. With a well-designed separation of concerns into different chapters, clearly written examples, and no fluff commentary, this book lets the reader either look for practical solutions to real-world problems or just browse to learn more about the power of XSLT.
I am highly recommending this book to those of my students who want to go beyond the basics with XSLT. Sal Mangano has done a dynamite job on this book. IMHO this book is sure to become a classic.
Prof. Jeff Sonstein
Department of Information Technology
Rochester Institute of Technology
XSLT Cookbook Review, February 03 2003
IMHO the XSLT Cookbook is a must-haveM/i> for anyone seriously interested in understanding the power of XSL-Transformations. With a well-designed separation of concerns into different chapters, clearly written examples, and no fluff commentary, this book lets the reader either look for practical solutions to real-world problems or just browse to learn more about the power of XSLT.
I am highly recommending this book to those of my students who want to go beyond the basics with XSLT. Sal Mangano has done a dynamite job on this book. IMHO this book is sure to become a classic.
Prof. Jeff Sonstein
Department of Information Technology
Rochester Institute of Technology
Media reviews "O'Reilly books have a reputation among information technology professionals as being thorough, rich in information, and well worth their cost. Sal Mangano's 'XSLT Cookbook' certainly meets all these criteria. Through the extensive use of real-life examples, Mangano has written a book that is essential reading for anyone using ZSLT of anyone who wants to learn more about doing so."
--David Owens, Technical Communication, May 2004 (Vol. 51:2)
"I was very impressed by the amount of time and thought that was put into the creation of many of these recipes—not only are many of them really, really hard to do, but they’re also things I’ve seen a real need for in the real world. XSLT programmers, do yourself a favor and take a look through this book before you hurt your brain with your next assignment."
--Mike George, Salt Lake City ColdFusion Users Group, January 2004
"Good stuff in every chapter I have read! This is a book that most, if not all, XSLT developers should have. For beginners it provides concrete examples of how to use XSLT. For more advanced developers it provides a good reference for solving that problem you are trying to solve."-- John Wetherbie, JavaRanch.com, May 2003
https://www.javaranch.com/bunkhouse/XML.jsp#0596003722
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By Sal Mangano
December 2002
Pages: 670
Series: Cookbooks
ISBN 10: 0-596-00372-2 |
ISBN 13: 9780596003722
(Average of 4 Customer Reviews)
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The XSLT Cookbook is a collection of hundreds of solutions to problems that Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) developers regularly face. The recipes range from simple string-manipulation and mathematical processing to more complex topics like extending XSLT, testing and debugging XSLT stylesheets, and graphics creation with SVG. Among the variety of XSLT books now available, none has the explicit solution-oriented approach of this Cookbook.
Full Description
Critical for converting XML documents, and extremely versatile, the XSLT language nevertheless has complexities that can be daunting. The XSLT Cookbook is a collection of hundreds of solutions to problems that Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) developers regularly face. The recipes range from simple string-manipulation and mathematical processing to more complex topics like extending XSLT, testing and debugging XSLT stylesheets, and graphics creation with SVG. Recipes can be run directly or tweaked to fit your particular application's needs more precisely.
Each recipe walks through a problem and a solution, with explanations of the choices made and techniques used in creating that solution, and many recipes include alternate solutions and explore issues like convenience and performance. Topics covered include:
- String manipulation
- Mathematical processing
- Date and time handling
- Interactions between calendar systems
- Selecting content in source documents
- Efficient tree-manipulation
- Conversions from XML to plain text
- Tweaking XML documents with stylesheets
- Using XSLT to query XML documents
- Generating HTML with XSLT
- Creating charts and graphs with SVG and XSLT
- Generating C and XSLT code using XSLT
- Processing Visio documents in XSLT
- Working with XML Topic Maps (XTM)
- Using XSLT to create SOAP documentation from WSDL
- Extending XSLT with additional functions
- Embedding XSLT in other processing
- Testing and debugging XSLT stylesheets
- Creating generic XSLT processors which work on many XML vocabularies
Featured customer reviews
XSLT Cookbook Review, June 02 2003
Rating:
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You need only two book on XSLT, one that teaches You the fundamentals and the concepts and this one. This book is a must have.
Uwe Wittig
XSLT Cookbook Review, February 10 2003
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I found this book to be very useful because the author provides solutions to fairly common XSLT computing tasks. The solutions provided aren't usually the most obvious, but certaily appear to be the best (most accurate and fastest).
I have minimal exposure to XML and a fair amount of programming experience. I highly recommend this book to anyone with the same background who wants to get up to speed quickly on XSLT. I particularly appreciated the author's no-nonsense presentation of the problems and the solutions. I consider myself lucky that I picked this book up off the shelf when so many others are available.
Thank you Mr. Mangano!
XSLT Cookbook Review, February 03 2003
Rating:
Submitted by Jeff Sonstein
[Respond | View]
IMHO the XSLT Cookbook is a must-have for anyone seriously interested in understanding the power of XSL-Transformations. With a well-designed separation of concerns into different chapters, clearly written examples, and no fluff commentary, this book lets the reader either look for practical solutions to real-world problems or just browse to learn more about the power of XSLT.
I am highly recommending this book to those of my students who want to go beyond the basics with XSLT. Sal Mangano has done a dynamite job on this book. IMHO this book is sure to become a classic.
Prof. Jeff Sonstein
Department of Information Technology
Rochester Institute of Technology
XSLT Cookbook Review, February 03 2003
Rating:
Submitted by Jeff Sonstein
[Respond | View]
IMHO the XSLT Cookbook is a must-haveM/i> for anyone seriously interested in understanding the power of XSL-Transformations. With a well-designed separation of concerns into different chapters, clearly written examples, and no fluff commentary, this book lets the reader either look for practical solutions to real-world problems or just browse to learn more about the power of XSLT.
I am highly recommending this book to those of my students who want to go beyond the basics with XSLT. Sal Mangano has done a dynamite job on this book. IMHO this book is sure to become a classic.
Prof. Jeff Sonstein
Department of Information Technology
Rochester Institute of Technology
Media reviews "O'Reilly books have a reputation among information technology professionals as being thorough, rich in information, and well worth their cost. Sal Mangano's 'XSLT Cookbook' certainly meets all these criteria. Through the extensive use of real-life examples, Mangano has written a book that is essential reading for anyone using ZSLT of anyone who wants to learn more about doing so."
--David Owens, Technical Communication, May 2004 (Vol. 51:2)
"I was very impressed by the amount of time and thought that was put into the creation of many of these recipes—not only are many of them really, really hard to do, but they’re also things I’ve seen a real need for in the real world. XSLT programmers, do yourself a favor and take a look through this book before you hurt your brain with your next assignment."
--Mike George, Salt Lake City ColdFusion Users Group, January 2004
"Good stuff in every chapter I have read! This is a book that most, if not all, XSLT developers should have. For beginners it provides concrete examples of how to use XSLT. For more advanced developers it provides a good reference for solving that problem you are trying to solve."-- John Wetherbie, JavaRanch.com, May 2003
https://www.javaranch.com/bunkhouse/XML.jsp#0596003722
Read all reviews
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