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XSLT 2.0
XSLT 2.0 is a W3C Candidate Recommendation for stylesheet transformation
technology. It works in combination with XPath 2.0 and supports W3C Schema
data types.
Mulberry Technologies XSL-List
This is a principal discussion list for topics related to XSL, XPath and
XSL-FO. The searchable list archive includes messages that date back to
1998.
What's New in XSLT 2.0
Jeni Tennison, who's written three books about XSLT, authored this
informative PowerPoint presentation.
Applying XSL to Arbitrary Groves and Hyperdocuments
Mark Anderson, Brandon Jockman, W. Eliot Kimber
This paper describes the use of an XSLT engine for
processing groves and hyperdocuments. The authors make a case for
using XSLT for any objects that can be interpreted as
nodes with properties.
Extensible
Stylesheet Language (XSL)
This W3C spec defines a language used for
transformations. Stylesheet transformations have become important for publishing and
e-business.
Testing
Bits in XSLT
This is an excerpt from a highly-rated XSLT workshop conducted by
Ken Holman at XML DevCon (London). Ken uses modulo arithmetic to test bits.
The Case of the Missing Text
In this "Beyond HTML" column, Michael Floyd discusses authoring
stylesheets. He explains the need to have template rules for every
document element type.
Transforming
Unstructured Content into Meaningful XML
Rizwan Virk
Interesting article about techniques for extracting meaningful XML from
unstructured content.
The author discusses full-text indexing, rule-based extraction,
concept-based clustering and other techniques.
What
is XSLT?
Ken Holman's Practical
Transformations Using XSLT and XPath includes this excellent
overview of transformations.
XSL Jumpstart: Creating Style Sheets
This is a chapter from Special Edition Using XSLT by Michael
Floyd. It explains XSL processing, working with templates, patterns, and
troubleshooting techniques.
XSLScript
XSLScript is a terse notation for writing complex XSLT stylesheets.
XSLScript is part of Hiawatha
web-server, but XSLScript also can be used stand-alone.
XSLT
2.0 Requirements
The goals for XSLT 2.0
include backward compatibility and support for local stylesheets, null
values and schema data types.
XSLT
Benchmark Results
DataPower benchmarked
XSLT processors using XSLTMark and reported results for 12
processors.
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