Category Archives: xsl

Xalan Commit Analysis

Posted on June 12, 2011 by

I’ve blogged a couple of times about the state of the Xalan-J project at Apache.   Recently I’ve been using Ohloh.net to track some other projects, in particular the committer activity.    For Xalan, here is a graph that displays … Continue reading →

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Xalan a Step Closer to the Attic

Posted on June 3, 2011 by

As a follow up to the prior post about Xalan, a recent posting to the xalan-dev mailing list, the Apache board may have no choice but to move the project to the attic. The main problem is that at Apache … Continue reading →

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Apache may Archive Xalan

Posted on May 20, 2011 by

A recent post came across the Xalan-Dev mailing list. Despite asking several times on your private PMC list, the board had not received a report from this project since a few months. As a result, we are considering moving the … Continue reading →

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Maven XSLT: Limiting the Scope

Posted on February 28, 2011 by

Using the maven xml plugin, how does one limit the scope of the files to be transformed? The site documentation for the plugin only shows being able to set the input directory for a transformation set.   However, you can … Continue reading →

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Maven XSLT Transformations

Posted on February 27, 2011 by

I’ve been migrating some builds away from Ant and over to Maven 3.   While in most cases I could use the maven ant plugin, to run most of the scripts, it is better to just adopt the new Maven … Continue reading →

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>Generating JavaDoc with Maven 3 and Tycho

Posted on September 4, 2010 by

>One of my pet peeves are projects that don’t provide some form of SDK information. Whether this be documentation on extension points or javadoc. This little peeve was irritated again when I was trying to find some information on some … Continue reading →

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>XPath Component

Posted on August 12, 2010 by

>Web Tools Source Editing has created a new component for the XPath related items. This means that the XPath View, Content Assistance, and the PsychoPath Processor now have a more distinct place to file features and bugs against. The XPath … Continue reading →

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>Eclipse XSL Tools gets SAXON Debugging Support

Posted on November 6, 2009 by

>One of the items for XSL Tools that we were not able to provide out of the box was support for debugging XSLT stylesheets using the Saxon processor. However, there is good news for those that wish to use XSL … Continue reading →

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>User Defined Schema Types and PsychoPath

Posted on October 15, 2009 by

>PsychoPath is a java based XPath 2.0 Schema Aware Processor licensed under the Eclipse Public License and is maintained by the WTP Source Editing team under the wst.xsl component. In the seemingly never ending quest for compliance to the XPath … Continue reading →

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>XSL Aware Outline Part II

Posted on October 12, 2009 by

>As a follow up to the prior post on enhancing the Outline view to be more XSL Aware, I had some good input from Alex on some additional features. The result is as follows: A new Stylesheet Model view is … Continue reading →

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