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Miloslav Nic [ nicmila@systinet.com ]

XSLT Tutorial

Introduction 

This tutorial has been reformatted from the original Zvon tutorial (xsltut.tgz). It was written over summer 1999 and then slightly changed in November 1999 when the XSLT specification was finalized. If you prefer the original multi-frame version, you can find it here.

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See also 

Related keywords: tutorial, transformations, XSLT, XML, XPath

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This material has been developed for Zvon, where you can find other not only XML related materials (both basic and advanced tutorials and references about XSLT, XML, DTD, Mozilla, CSS, schemas, regular expressions, ...)

This material can be downloaded for off-line use.






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