Xsldoc is a tool, written in Java, that parses the declarations and documentation
comments in a set of XSLT source files and produces a set of HTML pages describing
the stylesheets, templates, and global variables. The output is very similar
to Javasoft's Javadoc tool for those who are familiar with this Java tool.
Diese Plattform bietet Ihnen umfassende Informationen rund um XSL und XSLT.
Zur Zeit befasst sich die Befehlsreferenz ausschießlich mit XSLT 1.0.
Mit zukünftigen Updates ist allerdings zu rechnen. Benötigen Sie
weitere Informationen, dann werfen Sie doch einen Blick auf die einzelnen
Rubriken. Hier finden Sie weitergehende Links rund um dieses Thema.
Please note samples in this page conform to Candidate Recommendation of
the "XSL Specification". Antenna House plans to release a new version that
conforms to W3C Recommendation in the near future.
A chapter from Doug Tidwell's book, XSLT, published by O'Reilly and Associates,
is presented on developerWorks to show you how to create XSLT extension functions
and extension elements, and it demonstrates how to use them to generate interactive
pie charts, query databases, and build JPEG graphics from a style sheet. The
piece also offers details on using fallback processing, which tells the style
sheet how to function when extension elements and functions are not available.
Further, extensive code samples demonstrate methods for working with XSLT
extensions in Xalan for Java, Saxon, Jython (JPython), JavaScript, and Jacl.
This site is an attempt to start to produce an XML Structural Pattern language.
This pattern language gives one the power to create document types for XML,
which describe documents that are useful, maintainable, easy to author, and
easy to process. This pattern language will be most useful if it is shared
across the whole XML community. Because of this, your feedback into this process
is very important.
This is the complete chapter, approximately 70 pages with many full examples
of XSL-FO. Everything should now be up-to-date with the November 2001 Recommmendation
of the XSL-FO specification and FOP 0.20.4.
The XSLT Standard Library, xsltsl, provides the XSLT developer with a set
of XSLT templates for commonly used functions. These are implemented purely
in XSLT, that is they do not use any extensions. xsltsl is a SourceForge project.
dtddoc is a DTD documentation generator which can read a DTD and associated
documentation written in XML and generate nicely formatted HTML documentation
or, experimentally, DocBook RefEntry documentation. Later and more complete
releases may provide features for supporting other formats as well.
The PHP scripting language's XML support has a few gaps, but you can fill
them with Java objects in a pinch. In this article, find out what XML tools
are available now for PHP developers looking to craft XML projects, and find
out how to access Java objects until the PHP tool set matures.
This is a production version of expat. Relative to expat 1.1, it adds support
for parsing external DTDs and parameter entities. Compiling with -DXML_DTD
enables this support. There's a new -p option for xmlwf which will cause it
to process external DTDs and parameter entities; this implies the -x option.
See the comment above XML_SetParamEntityParsing in xmlparse.h for the API
addition that enables this.
A php class for searching an XML document using XPath, and making modifications
using a DOM style API. Does not require the DOM XML PHP library. The new home
and name for the phpxml project.
This article is intended for the experienced PHP programmer, interested
in writing applications using XML. It assumes that you are familiar with XML's
syntax and advantages.
Quick
reference cards that Mulberry has developed are available here in PDF format.
