Sun’s XSLT Compiler

Sun released its XSLT compiler. I played with it briefly today. The compiler uses three JAR files. You invoke it from the command line with the XSLT you want to compile. It kicks out a .class file corresponding to the style sheet. Sun’s literature says it runs on Macs, and contradictingly any Java 1.2.X. When I ran it on my Mac, I got a “Method, what method error.” It also comes with a sample app which runs on Sun’s virtual machine for Palm. The sample app parses an XML file, then applies a compiled style sheet to produce HTML.

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