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Rationale for using XSLT to build web applications.
Component Architecture and Sample Application
Support for users of Beginning XML 2nd Edition Case Study One published
by Wrox Press.
Sample database application built in XSLT, XML and SQL. No Java is required
to modify this sample application to your own purposes.
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Using XSLT to Build Interactive Web Applications
Abstract
The purpose of this project is to show how XSLT can be easily used to build
database web applications. The point is to provide an easier way for people
that don't have skills in Java or Visual Basic to participate in building interactive
web applications. If you regularly use HTML to build web pages, you can relatively
easily learn to use XSLT to build interactive database applications.
This project presents the concepts and practical usage of XSLT as a single
language for building web applications. This project does not build and distribute
any specific end-user application (except samples) but builds application server
components that are the building blocks for delivering applications completely
written in XSLT. These components are all written in Java and will run in most
Java servlet containers. However, you don't need to know or program in Java
at all to use these components.
Complete Sample Application
A detailed description of this project's rationale, architecture and
sample application can be found in Beginning XML, 2nd Edition,
Case Study 2 published by Wrox Press. All the XSLT stylesheet code with
complete line by line descriptions will get you started building applications
in XSLT. The instructions on downloading the software and installing the
Apache Tomcat application server is included. This site will not provide
the level of detailed code walk-throughs that are described in the book.
Get the book and jump start your learning about XSLT. I get no royalites.
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