Altova Mailing List Archives>Archive Index >xml-dev Archive Home >Recent entries >Thread Prev - XML - XSLT own application [Thread Next] RE: [xml-dev] XML - XSLT own applicationTo: <varun@---------.--->,<xml-dev@-----.---.---> Date: 9/9/2004 11:32:00 AM > > Is there some documentation I could find, as to how is an XSLT applied > to an XML. > A typical XSLT processor will have (a) a command line interface, and (b) an API. Some also have a GUI front-end, or can be invoked via GUI toolsets such as Stylus Studio and XMLSpy">XMLSpy. For example, if your chosen XSLT processor is Saxon, you can invoke it from the command line using a command such as java -jar saxon8.jar source.xml stylesheet.xsl >output.html or you can use the JAXP API, which is also supported by other Java-based XSLT processors; or you can just select "Saxon" as your chosen processor in Stylus Studio or XMLSpy">XMLSpy and press the right buttons. If you want to do the transformation in a browser, you can invoke it automatically by using an <?xml-stylesheet?> processing instruction on the XML page and just loading the XML into an XSLT-aware browser, or you can invoke it explicitly using a (typically JavaScript) API from script in your HTML page. The details depend on which XSLT processor you choose. Michael Kay | ||||||
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