XSLT documents are necessary to assign, map or transform the properties of one or more XML documents into those of one or more other documents. Most often this mapping is done in a one to one relationship. However one of the strengths of XSLT is the ability to merge many documents into one, or to split one document into many. XSLT serves as a suitable manifold when preparing to process or to return documents and messages.
If you are not already in the XSLT Resources view click the Catalog tab in the top left corner of the console.
Click the XSLT Transformations node. This loads the XSLT Transformations view in the central panel.
Click the List all XSLT resources link. This loads the XSLT resources control.
Select the column on which you wish to apply the filter in the Filter column list box. Default columns in this view include Name, and Location. View columns can be customized by the administrator so this list might not completely reflect the console with which you are working.
Enter the filter string in the Starts with edit box. Wildcards can be used. The "%" character is replaced by any number of characters. The "_" character is replaced by any single character. The "\" character escapes these and itself. The end of the string is treated as if it has a "%" wildcard suffix so there is no need to add a terminating wildcard.
Click the Filter button. The view is updated with only those records matching the filter.