1. Specifying output attributes in XSL

2. Motivating example Suppose you have this XML document: fred http://fred.com tom http://tom.com

3. Motivating example Suppose you have this XML document: fred http://fred.com tom http://tom.com Now, suppose you want to generate this: People fred tom

4. A first effort Source document: fred http://fred.com tom http://tom.com Intended output People fred tom A tentative XSL file <xsl:transform version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> People ’ >

5. This approach will not work

6. Using the xsl:attribute element in xsl2.xsl People

7. This works

8. You can do this for any attribute People alert('hello'); People

9. After the page is loaded

10. When the mouse is held over the h1 heading

11. xsl:attribute elements must come first This will not work –Because the xsl:attribute is not first People People alert('hello');

12. Alternative approach, using escape braces People '>