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Cool Projects using XSL:P
Cocoon
Cocoon is a 100% pure Java publishing framework servlet that relies on
new W3C technologies (such as DOM, XML, and XSL) to provide web
content. The Cocoon project aims to change the way web information
is created, rendered and delivered. This new paradigm is based on
fact that document content, style and logic are often created by
different individuals or working groups. Cocoon aims to a complete
separation of the three layers, allowing the three layers to be
independently designed, created and managed, reducing management
overhead, increasing work reuse and reducing time to market.
- Excerpt taken from the Cocoon website
URL: [1]http://java.apache.org/cocoon
PolyJSP, written by Ricardo Rocha
PolyJsp is an extensible JSP implementation designed to support
multiple scripting languages and multiple JSP versions. Completely
based on XML and XSL, PolyJsp currently supports Java, Javascript
and WebL as scripting languages. Support is provided for the
latest JSP spec (0.92)...
- Excerpt taken from the PolyJSP website
URL: [2]http://www.plenix.org/polyjsp Warren Hedley's XSLPServer and
Perl client module
The XSLPServer class is a multi-threaded Java-powered server, that can
accept numerous socket connections from CGI scripts (or otherwise)
and perform XSL transformation on XML data that it receives
through the socket. An important part of the XSLPServer package is
a Perl module, XSLPClient.pm which provides a simple way for CGI
scripts to pass XML data through a socket to the server. Note that
the Perl module is not a fancy self-installing module - it should
be moved somewhere into the Perl search path before use. Various
Perl scripts for testing the client/server are also included in
this distribution.
- Excerpt taken from the XSLPServer website
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Keith Visco
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