Transformiix Testimonial (was Netscape 6 lack of XSL support

On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Keith Visco wrote:
> The realization is there and has been for quite some time now, and you
> can download and tryout the standalone version of the Mozilla XSLT
> processor if you like. It's in the CVS. The integration is very close,

A note to people wanting a C++ based XSLT processor, I am using
Transformiix (the one from Mozilla mentioned and written by Keith) at the
moment.
It is called via a CGI script on a command line, processing output on
STDIN from my little XML server. And the magic is I wanted it to do things
slightly different and because the source is available, I could change it
and re-compile - voila.
(to see the end-results, http://www.iconclass.nl/x.html although that
won't show you any XML or XSL just the XHTML)

I am very happy with it - good job Keith! (and I hope to help where I can
in the development some time)

Regards

Etienne Posthumus
- http://www.cs.uu.nl/staff/etienne.html -
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