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Working of XSLT

From: river22_34@-----.--.--
To: NULL
Date: 11/16/2007 7:28:00 AM
Hi Everyone,
                      This is just a brief description of how XSLT
works. Please join in this discussion & please give me your
suggestions regarding this topic & also some more information on this
discussion.

XSLT consists of three components that transform an XML document into
the reqd. format. The three components are:-
instance of the TransformerFactory,
instance of the Transformer and,
the predefined transformation instructions.

The process of XML transformation starts when you create an instance
of the TransformerFactory class. An instance of the Transformer class
is the created using the instance of the TransformerFactory class.
This instance of the Transformer class uses the XML document as a
source object & optionally uses the predefined instructions reqd. for
transformation to generate the formatted output as a result object.
You can create the source XML document using SAX,DOM or an input
stream. The result object of the transformation process is in the form
of a SAX event handler, DOM, or an output stream.




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