Let’s look at this same example in oXygen.
Let’s try a real example. For this example, you should have <oXygen> downloaded. If you have not set it up already, please visit the tutorial setup page.
In our workshops, we have students download and open these two files:
Once you open these files in Oxygen, you will also need to go to the XSLT debugger. This ought to be in the upper right hand corner of the <oXygen> window, and should say XSLT.
If you have not used the XSLT debugger in Oxygen yet, we recommend that you use the XSLT Debugger tutorial to get yourself set up and comfortable with the debugger view.
These are the same input and XSLT files we’ve been looking at throughout this tutorial. In the Verse example, run the transformation (with the blue arrow) to see the XML file transformed into XHTML (your output document). If you choose an output file and location with the XSLT debugger, you can then open that file in a browser if you wish (or enable XHTML output in the debugger to view the file in Oxygen). With these test files, you can play around with the input document (verse.xml) and the XSLT stylesheet to make changes to the output document.
This tutorial is complete, please see links below to continue:
