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JSPXSL Transformation With Xalan
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Published: 10th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: JSPBy icarus March 20, 2002 The Next Step The past couple of weeks have been fairly hectic. I've finally got my arms around Java-based XML parsing with the Xerces parser, and have successfully figured out the basics of SAX and DOM programming with Xerces. Hey, I even managed to do some simple XML-to-HTML conversion by adding a little JSP to the mix. In this article, I'm going to take things further, exploring yet another addition to the Java/XML family. It's called Xalan, and it's an XSLT...n
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