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Creating XSL files An XSL file is a style sheet that can be used to transform XML documents into other document types and to format the output.
Editing XSL files You can edit XSL files manually, using content assist, and automatically, using various XSL editor wizards. Editing your XSL file enables you to determine what kind of output is created when your XSL file is run.
Validating XSL files The XSL validator ensures that the XSL file is well-formed. It tries to detect any static errors, that is, an error that can be detected in a style sheet before execution starts.
Associating XSL files with XML files You can associate an XSL file with an XML file, so that, in certain circumstances, the XML file is automatically called by the XSL file.