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Analyze with XSLT: Analyze non-XML data with XSLT
This tutorial explores how to create string parsing routines in XSLT so that you can tokenize straight, non-XML text, thus turning that text into a series of XML elements. Specifically, this tutorial examines how to convert such documents as weblogs and Web configuration files into XML for improved readability and programmatic access.
Tutorials 16 Dec 2003  
 
Analyze with XSLT: Tie in data with Web services and XSL Transformations
In Part 5 of this tutorial series on analyzing data with XSLT, the MindMap Research Team decides to tie their data in with other services, pulling information from Amazon Web Services in response to information unearthed in the analysis. Web services provide information in XML, but it's rarely in the form that you want it, so this tutorial explains how to create an application that not only retrieves the Amazon data but also transforms it into XHTML and outputs it to the browser. The stylesheet shows how to pull XML information from multiple sources within a single transformation and also includes a device that alerts developers when Amazon changes the Web service, since changes in the feed can break the application.
Tutorials 17 Aug 2004  
 
Analyze with XSLT: Create 3D representations with XSLT and SVG
In Part 4 of this series on analyzing data with XSLT, the MindMap Research Team realized that the cognitive data they're analyzing might be easier to understand if represented in the 3D space for which it is intended. The team decides to use XSLT to transform it into a 3D graph so changing the viewpoint changes the view of the data. This tutorial shows how to implement this from a command line and using a browser to display the results.
Tutorials 27 Apr 2004  
 
Analyze with XSLT: Layer XSLT stylesheets
In this third tutorial in a multi-part series on the benefits of using XSLT, the MindMap Team discovers the need to perform some analyses that require procedural techniques. Because XSLT is not a procedural language, this tutorial explains how to layer and use chain transformations to get around some of the limitations this structure provides. The tutorial demonstrates how to use named templates to mimic side effects, and how external documents are layered together to interoperate.
Tutorials 16 Mar 2004  
 
Analyze with XSLT: XSLT as an analysis tool
XSLT is meant to change the form of XML, but you can also use it to perform analysis. In this tutorial, the second in a series, the MindMap team creates a system that enables them to pass parameters that not only determine the properties to analyze but also change the desired criteria using Web-based forms. And because it's all in an XSLT stylesheet, the team can change the algorithm or output without recompiling the application.
Tutorials 10 Feb 2004  
 
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