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Create a framework to support XSLT transformation pipelines: Using the Butterfly Framework to process XSLT documents

Explore the creation of a framework, called Butterfly, that runs in PHP 5 and facilitates the applications of chains of XSLT stylesheets to XML source documents. This provides transparent caching of the transformed results. Inspired by the Java™-based Apache Cocoon project, so named because it houses and manages the transformation of data from one form to another (turning caterpillars into butterflies), this much lighter-weight framework is named Butterfly. With the Butterfly framework, you can set up an XML configuration file to define chains of stylesheet transformations, and then instantiate Butterfly objects that can each produce the result of an XSLT transformation chain. This article will also look at the nature of framework design in general as it sketches out this framework in particular.

Oxygen XML Editor, Schema Editor, XSLT/XQuery Debugger revved to version 10

Developers, take note: Syncro Software, the producer of Oxygen XML Editor, has announced the immediate availability of version 10 of its XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT/XQuery Debugger. It bundles the schema-aware XSLT 2.0 and XQuery processor from Saxonica. Saxon-SA is now available in all Oxygen editions at no additional cost.

Oxygen XML Editor 10 adds XSLT 2.0/XQuery processor

Syncro Soft is distributing a new version of its Oxygen XML Editor suite, now at version 10. The software handles not only the creation of basic XML code, but XML Schema and multiple forms of debugging. The 10th edition introduces an XQuery and XSLT 2.0 processor from Saxonica, dubbed Saxon-SA. Other new features include a new XML instance generator, use of proposals from included or imported Scheme and XSLT modules, and updates to document frameworks as well as the XPath and FOP processors.

Separate content from presentation with XSLT and SimpleXML

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Separate Content From Presentation With XSLT and SimpleXML

"Most Web applications take user data, translate it into a form storable in a database, and then take that database data and translate it into a Web page. When creating a Web page from data, one approach is to create a single PHP page that acts as a template for the Web page, which contains all of the database queries and other logic necessary to restructure the data into a form usable by the page. One problem with this approach, however, is that it mixes concerns together:

High-performance XML parsing in Python with lxml: Stretch the limits of this full-featured XML parsing and serializing suite

lxml is a fast yet flexible library for XML processing in Python. It comes bundled with support for XML Path Language (XPath) and Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT), and it implements the familiar ElementTree API. In this article, you focus both on the ease of use provided by lxml and on its high-performance profile when processing very large XML data.

XML Made Easy with XOM

XOM is the acronym for XML Object Model and it was developed by Elliotte Rusty Harold as an alternative to the existing solutions for processing XML documents. It supports important technologies as XSLT, XPath, namespaces, XInclude, Canonical XML, and it depends on an underlying SAX parser to process XML documents. As Mr. Harold says: "XOM it is an open source (LGPL), tree-based API for processing XML with Java that strives for correctness, simplicity, and performance, in that order." You can add to these that XOM is small, very easy to install, and very flexible.

Create a Yahoo! SearchMonkey application

"SearchMonkey is the first product from a mainstream search engine provider that takes advantage of Semantic Web technologies to enable you to produce more relevant search results and thus drive more traffic to your Web site. With common Web development technologies such as PHP, XSLT, and XPath, provide a better experience for searchers as you use structured data encoded in Web pages using Semantic Web standards such as Microformats, eRDF, and RDFa."

MuleSource Integrates Intel XML Software Suite

MuleSource announced a collaboration with Intel Corporation to deliver a new offering that provides off-the-shelf integration between Mule and the Intel XML Software Suite. Called Mule Xpack for Intel XML Software Suite - the new offering is a set of instructions and Mule extensions that help to improve XML processing performance for SOA deployments. Taking a new approach to accelerating XML traffic, MuleSource teamed with Intel in a collaboration to bring the Intel XML Software Suite to the Mule ESB, enhancing and offloading XML processing. The Mule Xpack provides Mule integration support for the Intel XML Software Suite, which can be used to support three categories of XML operations: XML Parsing - reads XML documents and makes the data available for manipulation and processing to applications and programming languages; XSLT Transformat

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