XSLT Stylesheet Syntax

XSLT stylesheet must follow SAP Mobile Platform stylesheet syntax requirements so that the Web service response message is formatted correctly for MBOs bound to this datasource.

The stylesheet is applied to different parts of the Web service response message, depending on the type:

For SOAP web service response messages, the stylesheet is applied to the contents of the SOAP body.
For REST web service messages, the stylesheet is applied to the contents of the HTTP response body.

Stylesheet elements
Element	Description	Contains
`Data`	The root element of the stylesheet.	One or more `Record` elements.
`Record`	The element that corresponds to a row in the tabular MBO data structure. The first `Record` element resulting from the transform describes the column using metadata (that is, names, data types, nullability, and so on). The `Record` element has no attributes, except when it is a metadata element. The contents of the `Field` elements should match the corresponding `op_label` values. The `Record` or `Field` values from this first Record element will not appear in the resulting tabular data structure.	One or more `Field` elements.
`Field`	The element that corresponds to the column value. The `Field` element has a number of attributes that can be used.	One or more attributes. See the Attributes table.

Attributes
Attribute	Applicability	Description
`op_label`	Required by the stylesheet and the resulting transformed structure's metadata. Ignored by the data field elements.	The column name.
`op_position`	Required by all.	The attribute's position in the tabular structure. The first attribute is at position 1
`op_nullable`	Required by the stylesheet and the resulting transformed structure's metadata. Ignored by the data field elements.	Whether (TRUE) or not (FALSE) the attribute is nullable.
`op_datatype`	Required by the stylesheet and the resulting transformed structure's metadata. Ignored by the data field elements.	The data type. Supported values inlclude STRING, INT, LONG, BOOLEAN, DECIMAL, BINARY, FLOAT, DOUBLE, DATE, TIME, DATETIME, CHAR, BYTE, SHORT, INTEGER. See Datatype Support.
`op_xsdtype`	Required by the stylesheet and the resulting transformed structure's metadata. Ignored by the data field elements.	The XML schema primitive type name corresponding to this attribute.