An instance of this class is used to represent the set of attributes
for an element that are either directly specified or provided through
a default value in the grammar for the document.
Create an XPathException object that holds
an error message, the stylesheet node that
the error originated from, and another exception
that caused this exception.
The Xalan workhorse -- Collaborates with the XML parser liaison, the DOM,
and the XPath engine, to transform a source tree of nodes into a result tree
according to instructions and templates specified by a stylesheet tree.
Zero-argument default constructor -- Before you can use the new XSLTInputSource object in a transformation,
you must define the document source with setSystemId(), setNode(), setByteStream(), or setCharacterStream().
Create a new input source with a byte stream -- the equivalent of creating an input source
with the zero-argument constructor and setting the new object's ByteStream property.
Create a new input source with a DOM Node -- the equivalent of creating an input source
with the zero-argument constructor and setting the new object's Node property.
Create a new input source with a character stream -- the equivalent of creating an input source
with the zero-argument constructor and setting the new object's CharacterStream property.
Create a new input source with a system identifier (for a URL or file name) --
the equivalent of creating an input source with the zero-argument
constructor and setting the new object's SystemId property.
Zero-argument default constructor -- Before you can use the new XSLTResultTarget object in a transformation,
you must define the output container by setting its FileName, CharacterStrea, ByteStream, or Node property.
Create a new output target with a SAX Document handler, which
will handle result events -- the equivalent of creating an output target with the
zero-argument constructor and setting the new object's DocyumentHandler property.
Create a new output target with a DOM Node -- the equivalent of creating an output target
with the zero-argument constructor and setting the new object's Node property.
Create a new output target with a byte stream -- the equivalent of creating an output target
with the zero-argument constructor and setting the new object's ByteStream property.
Create a new output target with a file name -- the equivalent of creating an output target
with the zero-argument constructor and setting the new object's FileName property.
Create a new output target with a character stream -- the equivalent of creating an output target
with the zero-argument constructor and setting the new object's CharacterStream property.