7.6

Processing
The XSLTis applied to the XMLdata file.
Output
The modified XMLdata file is output. Metadata and jobinfos are not modified.
The Open XSLTmenu options are as follows:
l File
l Import:Lets you open an existing XSLTscript from an XSL, XSLT or TXTfile.
l Export:Lets you save the current XSLTscript as a file.
l Print:Prints the current XSLTscript.
l Edit
l Undo:Undo the last edit.
l Cut:Cut the current selection (only available if there is selected text in the editor).
l Copy:Copy the current selection (only available if there is selected text in the editor).
l Paste:Paste the last selection that was cut or copied in the location of the cursor in the text editor.
l Delete:Delete the current selection (only available if there is selected text in the editor).
l Select All:Select all of the contents of the editor.
l Search
l Find:Brings up the Find dialog.
l FindAgain:Repeats the previous search and finds the next occurrence.
l Replace:Brings up the Replace dialog.
l Go To Line: Brings up the Go To Line dialog where you can enter a line number and jump directly to that line.
l XSLTVersion
l XSLT1.0:Select if you will be entering or pasting XSLT version 1.0 code.
l XSLT2.0:Select if you will be entering or pasting XSLT version 2.0 code.
l Tools
l Editor Options...:Opens the Editor Options.
l Help
l Contents and Indexes:Opens the Editor Help (this page)
The other options of the window are:
l The script editor text box:This is where you enter your XSLTScript that will be used. If you use an external script
file, this will display the content of the file (note however that modifying the script in this case does not modify the exter-
nal file and changes are not saved).
l Script running from:Choose if the script should be run from the editor text box, or from an external script file.
l Script filename and path:Either enter the full path of the XLSTScript, or click the Browse button to navigate to
the file. This option is only available if you choose external script file in the Script running from option.
PlanetPress Database
PlanetPress Database action tasks retrieve data from various databases to use as input data. The data received by the task
may be kept as is or converted to the CSV, Fixed Length Columns or XML format.
PlanetPress Database action tasks are not considered input tasks as such, because they cannot be used to start a process.
Although they cannot be used to get the process’ initial input, they can be used to gather secondary input (see "Initial and Sec-
ondary Input Tasks" (page n)). In cases where all your data comes from databases, you can use a Create File input task as a
dummy task at the beginning of your process, and then use a PlanetPress Database action task to gather your actual data.