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You can put this template wherever you like at the top level of the stylesheet (at the same level as the other <xsl:template> elements). The XSLT processor will find it and use it whenever it needs to process a <Channel> element. In TVGuide3.xsl, I ve put this template after the template that matches the document node, so the top level of the stylesheet looks like this: < xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" > <xsl:stylesheet version="2.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"> <xsl:template match="/"> ... </xsl:template> <xsl:template match="Channel"> ... </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet>

PNGgraph 62, 74 point charts 70 Portable Network Graphics. See PNG PostScript 58 59, 77 78, 186, 290 fonts 51, 55, 132, 248, 278 ppm 28 preparing data sets for GD::Graph 63 primary colors 7 Profile() 268 Q Quantize() 268 QueryColor() 269 QuickTime 122 R Raise() 269 Ray, Randy 31 Read() 270 read-only attributes 249 read-write attributes 246 ReduceNoise() 270 reducing number of colors 13 14 removing duplicate colors 212 rendering photorealistic 153 RenderMan 33, 164 AttributeBegin() 169 AttributeEnd() 169 Begin() 166, 168 Color() 169 creating a cube 170 Display() 168 End() 168 Format() 168 FrameBegin() 168 FrameEnd() 168 Imager() 168 language binding 166 167 LightSource() 168

I usually order the templates in my stylesheets starting from the template matching the document node Tip

and working down the levels of the node tree. But you are free to arrange your templates however you like.

RenderMan (continued) Polygon() 170 Projection() 168

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However, the XSLT processor will never use this template unless you tell the processor to process (apply templates to) a <Channel> element. You instruct the XSLT processor to apply templates to some nodes using the <xsl:apply-templates> instruction. Like <xsl:for-each>, the result of the <xsl:apply-templates> instruction gets inserted into the result of the transformation at the point where you use the instruction, so while the location of <xsl:template> doesn t matter, the positioning of <xsl:apply-templates> is very important. The <xsl:apply-templates> instruction has a select attribute, which tells the XSLT processor which nodes to apply templates to. The select attribute on <xsl:apply-templates> works in the same way as the select attribute on <xsl:for-each> you give a path that points to the nodes to which you want to apply templates. We want the result to appear at the same place as the result of the original <xsl:for-each>, and we already know the path to those nodes because we re already using it on the <xsl:for-each>. So you can apply templates instead by replacing the <xsl:for-each> with an <xsl:apply-templates> element that has exactly the same select attribute. Doing this in TVGuide4.xsl gives a template matching the document node as follows: <xsl:template match="/"> <html> <head> <title>TV Guide</title> ... </head> <body>

Figure 6-6 shows the ClickOnce architecture. ClickOnce is driven by two XML-based manifest files called the deployment manifest and the application manifest. Ironically, the deployment manifest has an .application extension, and the application manifest has a .manifest extension. The deployment manifest contains information specific to the deployment of the system as a whole, and the application manifest captures the details specific to a version of the system. For example, if your company has deployed three versions of its system using ClickOnce, then this means you have one deployment manifest and three application manifests, one for each deployed version.

<h1>TV Guide</h1> <xsl:apply-templates select="/TVGuide/Channel" /> </body> </html> </xsl:template> Using templates instead of <xsl:for-each> breaks up the stylesheet into manageable chunks in a similar way to functions and methods in standard programming languages. One advantage of this is that you don t have XSLT with lots and lots of indentation, which can really help with readability! A bigger advantage is that you can use the same template for similar nodes in different places or on the same node multiple times, as we ll see later in the chapter. On the down side, the stylesheet no longer looks as similar to the HTML document that we re producing as it used to, and to work out how to change the result of the stylesheet, you may have to navigate between multiple templates.

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