2.5 Abbreviated SyntaxHere are some examples of location paths using abbreviated syntax:para selects the para element children of the context node * selects all element children of the context node text() select
Notice that the XSLT transformation shown in Figure 10 uses the WD syntax, so it can be used with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or 5.0-based applications that don't have MSXML 3.0 available. Figure 11 Tree Menu Q In XPath, how do I express the position of the ...
There are other useful expressions that you can use to query the data. Read this w3school page for more details:http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/xpath_syntax.asp 3. Examples: Query XML document using XPath Below are few examples of using different expressions of xpath to fetch some information...
Notation used below is based on SQL syntax description:RuleDescription ' ' String in single quotes denotes unquoted string literal as part of query. { a | b } Curly brackets enclose two or more required alternative choices, separated by vertical bars. [ ] Square brackets indicate an optional ...
(1) an XML schema that specifies syntax, data elements, and data types and (2) semantic actions that include a pairing of an XPath string and an action code. The specifications and the XML input file are used to generate a state machine and state transition sequences that invoke the ...
whileFigure 10shows the XSLT that generates the simple DHTML-based expand/collapse tree menu shown inFigure 11. Notice that the XSLT transformation shown inFigure 10uses the WD syntax, so it can be used with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or 5.0-based applications that don...