Hiawatha XSLT enabled web server

Pault.com released a new XSL server, Hiawatha. Hiawatha belongs to the space of what I’ve been calling direct XML servers, so it belongs to the same family as AxKit, Cocoon, and XSLISAPI.dll for IIS. It features URL rewriting (an important feature,) caching transformed XML, and can bind transforms to XML without using processing instructions. It’s written in Java, and tested on Win32 and Linux. I’d imagine it wouldn’t be difficult to get it running on MacOS.

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