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Syntax
filter URL
Parameters
URL
Guidelines
This default style sheet performs XML filtering only if a candidate XML document
fails to match any of the filter rules in the processing policy.
Refer to Appendix B, "Processing Policy procedures," on page 999 for details about
the creation and implementation of Processing Policies.
Examples
v Identifies validate.xsl in the store: directory as the default style sheet to filter
# filter store:///validate.xsl
#
match
Associates global rule with a matching rule and adds the rule-template pair.
Syntax
match rule global-rule
no match
Parameters
rule
global-rule
Guidelines
Use the Global matching command to create a Matching Rule and populated it
with the httpmatch or urlmatch commands. The matching rule serves as a source
of URL or HTTP templates. Candidate documents that match any of the templates
in the matching rule can be processed.
Use the Global rule command to create a global rule. The global rule defines
processing procedures for documents that:
v Matches any of the expressions in the associated matching rule
v Matches the rule direction. A request-rule applies only to client-originated
Use the no match command to reset a Processing Policy, which clear all rules from
the Processing Policy.
Refer to Appendix B, "Processing Policy procedures," on page 999 for details about
the creation and implementation of Processing Policies.
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Command Reference
Specifies the location of the default style sheet.
documents.
Specifies the name of an existing Matching Rule.
Specifies the name of a transform or filtering rule.
documents. A response-rule applies only to server-originated documents. A
bidirectional rule applies to all documents regardless of source.
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