1. Open XML Developer Workshop XSLT and Open XML

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3. Open XML Developer Workshop Overview Working with XSLT in.NET XSLT Business Scenarios

4. Open XML Developer Workshop Lesson: Working with XSLT in.NET XSLT Architecture in the.NET Framework Rich Features of the XSLT Infrastructure Passing Values to the XSLT Transformation Working with Extension Objects Pointers on Open XML Transformations

5. Open XML Developer Workshop XSLT Architecture in the.NET Framework XSLT XmlDocument XPathDocument XPathNavigator File XmReader XmlWriter TextWriter Stream Url XslCompiledTransform.Transform() XmlDocument XPathDocument XPathNavigator Url XmlReader XslCompiledTransform.Load()

6. Open XML Developer Workshop Rich Features of the XSLT Infrastructure Pass.NET values to the XSLT engine using the XsltArgumentList.AddParam() method Call.NET methods from inside the XSLT using Extension Objects Available through the XsltArgumentList.AddExtensionObject() method Render XSLT results out on the web using the ASP.NET XmlControl

7. Open XML Developer Workshop Passing Values to the XSLT Transformation XSLT style sheets can receive parameters... XslCompiledTransform transform = new XslCompiledTransform(); transform.Load("sample.xslt"); XsltArgumentList arguments = new XsltArgumentList(); arguments.AddParam(“ discount ", "", 0.30); using (FileStream fs = new FileStream("output.txt")) { transform.Transform(document, arguments, fs); } String Boolean Double XPathNavigator XPathNodeIterator

8. Open XML Developer Workshop Working with Extension Objects An extension object is a.NET object referenced from inside the style sheet. Each method is exposed as a custom function class MyClass { public string MyMethod( int value) { … } } <xsl:value-of select=“myNs:MyMethod(123)” />

9. Open XML Developer Workshop Pointers on Open XML Transformations When transforming from Open XML Access other document parts with the XSLT document() function Resolve paths to external resources using a custom XmlResolver class class SampleResolver : XmlResolver { Package _package; public override object GetEntity(Uri absoluteUri, string role, Type ofObjectToReturn) { PackagePart part = _package.GetPart(absoluteUri); return part.GetStream(); }

10. Open XML Developer Workshop Lesson: XSLT Business Scenarios Custom Data to Open XML Open XML to ODF WordprocessingML to XSL-FO WordprocessingML to HTML

11. Open XML Developer Workshop Open XML SQL XML ODF HTML ODF XSL-FORTF PDF XPS

12. Open XML Developer Workshop Review Working with XSLT in.NET XSLT Business Scenarios

13. Open XML Developer Workshop