Docs 4xt

Documentations 4xt.

• SAX and XT
  21 April 2000 - When used in classical (opposed to DOM) mode is relying on a "proprietary" and undocumented Object Model (OM). SAX is then the preferred interface to exchange information between a XSLT transformation and the external world.
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Commercial Users

• Trinity Merchants
• AdvantageMCA
• MIDI Cart

Reference

• XT : The XT page by James Clark.

Tutorials and documentation

• Docs 4xt : Documentations for XT

• Getting Started (webtechniques) : This introduction By Edd Dumbill is describing the basics of XSLT stylesheets processed as Java Servlets, taking XT as an example.

• How Java Programmers and HTML Designers Can Collaborate Using XML (iPlanet) : This article presents a technique for cleanly separating the presentation aspect from the application logic in Java servlets, to match the organization of most web site development teams into HTML designers and Java developers.

• More Servlet Programming for Teams (iPlanet) : This article expands on the previous one, introducing recent changes to XSL and some advanced techniques for style sheets.

• Working with XML and XSL/T on Windows and Mac : Tools and Relatively Painless How-to for Working with XML and XSL/T on Windows and Mac (John Robert Gardner, Ph.D. ATLA-CERTR Emory University)

• Using XT and FOP (Javertising) : One small Java-based program lets you input an XML source document and it outputs an XSLT result tree.

• Stupid XSL Tricks: Fun and Games with XSLT : This paper presents several Stupid XSL Tricks. A Stupid XSL Trick is a use of XSL for something unusual or amusing for which it wasn't necessarily designed.

• Practical Transformation Using XSLT and XPath : Self published book (ISBN 1-894049-04-7) by CraneSoftwrights including a free section about XT. Described on xsl-list as "the only 'book' that treats XSL[T]/Xpath in great detail."