At 99/06/05 00:27 -0400, Chuck Robey wrote:
>I'm looking for one where the xml file is 1-5 pages, and the xsl file is
>also 1-5 pages, and there are no custom extensions.  If there is an
>accompanying output file, I'll be in 7th heaven.  

Part of my objective of writing the article at:

  http://www.xml.com/xml/pub/1999/04/holman/xsl.html

was to provide working examples.  You can obtain the following files
through links in the article:

Size     Date    Time  File
88 979  99-04-22  13:21 gkh-19990418.htm     - produced using XT
41 143  99-04-22  13:20 gkh-19990418.xml     - raw XML - viewable with IE5
 2 113  99-04-22  12:52 xmlcom.dtd           - supporting DTD
16 728  99-04-22  13:12 xmlcom.xsl           - W3C 1998-12-16 XSL
18 878  99-04-22  13:36 xmlcom.msxsl         - IE5 XSL

Note that the HTML above was supplied to XML.com and was incorporated into
their online publishing system as a chain of 4 chunks ... but the complete
HTML file is available (as are all the files above) through links in the
sidebars.

>I don't want or care
>about the tool that produces it.

Unfortunately, the article was completed 3 days before the most recent
version of XSL was released, so the W3C version of XSL complies only with
last December's revision.

I hope you find these of some help.

............. Ken


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