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Changes for page Reconnaissance

Last modified by Nicolas Gregoire on 2012/02/03 14:52
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edited by Nicolas Gregoire
on 2012/01/16 12:43
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edited by Nicolas Gregoire
on 2012/01/10 14:57
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1 -recon|fingerprint|system-property
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1 -{{toc/}}
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3 -= Using XSLT properties =
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5 5  XSLT standards define several properties about the XSLT engine itself. Querying for these properties allows to easily identify the engine.
6 6  
7 7  == XSLT 1.0 ==
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16 16  
17 17  == XSLT 2.0 ==
18 18  
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19 19  This version supports some [[additional>>http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt20/#system-property||rel="__blank"]] properties :
20 20  
21 21  * xsl:product-name : a string containing the name of the implementation, as defined by the implementer
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25 25  * xsl:supports-backwards-compatibility : returns "yes" if the XSLT processor offers this feature, or "no" otherwise
26 26  
27 27   The attached stylesheet [[recon-xslt20.xsl>>attach:recon-xslt20.xsl]] fingerprints a XSLT 2.0 engine.
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29 -= Enumerating supported features =
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31 -== Needed functions ==
32 -
33 -The XSLT standards define two additional functions used to enumerate the available features :
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35 -* function-available()
36 -* element-available()
37 -
38 -== Example ==
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40 -This [[stylesheet>>http://www.xmlplease.com/element-function-available.xsl||rel="__blank"]] uses these functions to test the availability of :
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42 -* XSLT and XPath functions
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44 -* XSLT elements
45 -
46 -* Saxon extensions
47 -
48 -* EXSLT extensions
49 -
50 -{{warning}}
51 -TODO : include my own examples !
52 -{{/warning}}
53 -
54 -== Live demo ==
55 -
56 -If you want to execute this stylesheet, just click on [[attach:toto]] (will crash Opera).