About the Destination Tree Pane
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The Destination tree pane is located on the right side of the Design view.
The Destination tree pane contains three types of nodes:
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Placeholder nodes: nodes corresponding to elements (
) and attributes (
) of the outgoing message schema. Nodes of this type are shown in blue and comprise the possible structure of the outgoing message as defined by the schema.
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Stylesheet nodes: nodes corresponding to elements (
) and attributes (
) of the outgoing message schema that are already accounted for in the stylesheet. A stylesheet with no template would not have any nodes of this type. When you create a data mapping to a blue placeholder node, the node becomes black, meaning that a certain transformation instruction involving this particluar node has been added to the stylesheet. The black nodes constitute the output message.
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If you modify the source of the stylesheet to include an element or an attribute not allowed by the schema, the node will be shown in red.
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XSLT rules: nodes corresponding to XSLT rules. Currently, the supported rules are If and For Each. For more information see Adding XSLT Rules.
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A data flow link connected to a stylesheet node signifies that an xsl:value-of nested element has been added to the stylesheet. If, however, the stylesheet node contains XSLT rule or stylesheet subnodes, then the xsl:value-of element is shown explicitly in the tree (
).
The following pop-up menu actions are available for the placeholder nodes:
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Add
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This Component. Adds information about the node to the stylesheet without creating any transformation instructions.
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XSLT rule. Adds the XSLT rule to the stylesheet.
The following pop-up menu actions are available for the stylesheet nodes:
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Add
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Child node. Adds information about the child node to the stylesheet without creating any transformation instruction. Available only for elements that can have nested elements.
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XSLT rule. Adds the XSLT rule to the stylesheet.
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Delete. Deletes the node.
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See Also
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About the Design View of the XSL Transformation Editor
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About the Source Tree Pane
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About the Transformations Pane
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Adding XSLT Rules
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