jd.xslt

Welcome to the home page of jd.xslt!

XSLT is a language to create so called "stylesheets" containing transformation rules for XML documents. A XSLT processor allows you to apply the stylesheet to a XML document. The transformed output document can be another XML document, a HTML document or any text document. To learn more about XSLT you can read the current version of the specification.

jd.xslt is a XSLT processor that implements the XPath 1.0 Recommendation and the XSLT 1.1 Working Draft.
It is written in Java (requiring a JDK version 1.1 or higher) and available under the Mozilla Public License 1.1.

Features:

• Quickstart on how to run jd.xslt
• Conditions of Use
• Command-line interface
• Conformance statement and covered W3C drafts and recommendations
• Performance measurements and benchmark results
• History of released versions
• Download page
• A Programming Guide for advanced use of jd.xslt
• Parser setup instructions.
• Extension documentation.
• Known bugs

To send comments, suggestions and bug reports (if possible including an example stylesheet and XML document) write to jd@aztecrider.com.
If you want to get informed when new versions are released just write an email note to this address to receive the announcement mailings.