XSLT Tab

The XSLT tab contains the following options:

Note:

If the transformer engine is one of the built-in XSLT 2.0 / 3.0 engines and the name of an initial template is specified in the scenario, the XML URL field can be empty. The XML URL field can also be empty if you use external XSLT processors. Otherwise, a value is mandatory in this field.

XSL URL: Specifies the source XSL file that the transformation will use. You can also use the Open in editor button to open the specified file in the editor panel. This URL is resolved through the catalog resolver. If the catalog does not have a mapping for the URL, the file is used directly from its remote location.
Use "xml-stylesheet" declaration: If selected, the scenario applies the stylesheet specified explicitly in the XML document with the xml-stylesheet processing instruction. By default, this option is deselected and the transformation applies the XSLT stylesheet that is specified in the XSL URL field.

Advanced options: Allows you to configure the advanced options of the Saxon HE/PE/EE engine for the current transformation scenario. To configure the same options globally, go to the Saxon-HE/PE/EE preferences page. For the current transformation scenario, these Advanced options override the options configured in that preferences page.
Parameters: Opens a Configure parameters dialog box that allows you to configure the XSLT parameters used in the current transformation. In this dialog box, you can also configure the parameters for additional XSLT stylesheets. If the XSLT transformation engine is custom-defined, you cannot use this dialog box to configure the parameters sent to the custom engine. Instead, you can copy all parameters from the dialog box using contextual menu actions and edit the custom XSLT engine to include the necessary parameters in the command line that starts the transformation process.
Extensions: Opens a dialog box for configuring the XSLT extension JARS or classes that define extension Java functions or extension XSLT elements used in the transformation.
Additional XSLT stylesheets: Opens a dialog box for adding XSLT stylesheets that are applied on the main stylesheet specified in the XSL URL field. This is useful when a chain of XSLT stylesheets must be applied to the input XML document.