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For this tutorial, you will create a Sales.xml file.
To create the Sales.xml file
Use the Copy and Paste commands to place the following text into your HTML editor.
<?xml version="1.0" ?> <sales> <summary> <heading>Lucerne Publishing</heading> <subhead>Regional Sales Report</subhead> <description>Sales report for the West Coast, Central and East Coast regions.</description> </summary> <data> <region> <name>West Coast</name> <quarter number="1" books_sold="24000" /> <quarter number="2" books_sold="38600" /> <quarter number="3" books_sold="44030" /> <quarter number="4" books_sold="21000" /> </region> <region> <name>Central</name> <quarter number="1" books_sold="11000" /> <quarter number="2" books_sold="16080" /> <quarter number="3" books_sold="25000" /> <quarter number="4" books_sold="29000" /> </region> <region> <name>East Coast</name> <quarter number="1" books_sold="27000" /> <quarter number="2" books_sold="31400" /> <quarter number="3" books_sold="40100" /> <quarter number="4" books_sold="30000" /> </region> </data> </sales>Save the file as Sales.xml.
To view the file in Internet Explorer, open Sales.xml.
The next step is to create the XML style sheet that will create a sales report from this data.
See Also
Step 2: Matching Patterns | Tutorial: Getting Started with XSLT | Exploring XSLT Capabilities | XSLT Developer Guide
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