How to transform XML data with XSLT

The example executes an XSL transform on a source XML document which generates a new result.

Node Relationships

XML defines various node relationship types: parent, child, sibling, ancestor and descendent. Understanding how these relationships function is a prerequisite of document manipulation and queries(i.e. XPath)

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How to read an XML attribute value

There are a number of methods to read an XML attribute value. We present two common methods here: Locate and read an element value using the XML DOM; or Locate and read an element using XPATH expressions.

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Just the basics

The tutorials attempt to provide an in-depth view of each individual XML technology standard to enable you to effectively use them in real-life scenarios.

XML Tutorial

XML is a simple text-based format for representing structured information.

XPATH Tutorial

XPATH is a query language to select nodes, values or compute values from the content of an XML document.

XSLT Tutorial

XSL Transformations is a language for transforming XML documents into a target document and format such as plain text, XML, HTML, RSS or etc.

Examples on how to implement and use XML technologies in common programming languages such as C#, Java, Visual Basic, JavaScript and etc...

Java

Java examples for XML, XPATH and XSLT. Each example addresses a common aspect of using XML technologies with Java.

.NET

.NET examples for XML, XPATH and XSLT. Each example addresses a common aspect of using XML technologies with either C# or Visual Basic.