Subject: Re: [xsl] Cross-compiler between XSLT and java ? From: "Martynas Jusevicius" <martynas.jusevicius@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Sun, 4 Feb 2007 23:53:24 +0100 |
Java's XSLT transformer does that by default -- it compiles XSLT into Java byte-code, called translet. I don't know how to use it separately, though. AFAIK Micheal Kay from Saxonica and at least several other projects are working on that as well.
A friend asked me if there is something like a cross-compiler which converts a XSLT stylesheet into a java (source) programm.
His boss forces him to write java programs to process XML documents. Of cause - with XSLT this is much more comfortable. So the best way for him would be to write internally XSLT stylesheet which performs the task and convert them officially into a java program.
Is there a way to do this ? No XSLT processor like Saxon should be necessary to run the java program later.
Ben
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