Re: alternatives to XSL (was RE: Microsoft extensions)

"Lawton, Scott" wrote:
> 
> Other than OmniMark's (at $60K, I'll create my own thank you), what tools
> exist to transform XML to HTML?

I'm a little lost in the thread, but as I understand it, someone specified
"commercial" at one point? Why? XML to HTML is a trivial problem that has
been solved with free software since before there was an XML. If you are
into easy scripting language, Python is just as easy as Javascript and a
hell of a lot more powerful.
-- 
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people, more than enough to fill the earth. In 300 years, we will have
filled up 16 earth-sized planets (roughly, our solar system). In 2300
years we will have filled up 200 billion earth-sized planets (roughly,
our galaxy). Only one technology can save us: birth control.


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