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Installing XSLT processor

 
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From where can I download XSLT processor ?
I want to test some xml document by transforming them in html documents using xslt. I will need xslt processor for that. From where can I download this ?
When I am trying to download saxonhe9-2-0-3j from link "http://sourceforge.net/projects/saxon/files/Saxon-HE/9.2/saxonhe9-2-0-3j.zip/download" , I get two folders "doc", "notices" and saxon9he.jar file. Where is xslt processor in these ? which file shall I run ? Usually, when I download a software, I get "run" option to install the software.
I am not getting that in here. How to install this xslt processor ?
I tried to use saxon9he.jar by extracting it on the desktop. But its not working.

Is there other link available for xslt processor ?

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nirjari patel wrote:I want to test some xml document by transforming them in html documents using xslt. I will need xslt processor for that.


That's true. But if you only want to use XSLT 1.0, then there's already an XSLT processor built into Java. You don't have to download anything. And if you're a beginner, then don't gallop off in all directions at once. Just use the built-in XSLT processor and move on to XSLT 2.0 once you know what you're doing.
 
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How can I invoke this xslt processor which is inbuilt in java ?
To execute "javaExample" byte code, I need to execute it as "java javaExample" at the command line. Like that, if I have an xml file and an xslt, which transforms content of this xml into html, how can I invoke this xml and xslt at the command line to get the desired output html?

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I think you need a genera XML and Java reference.

Fortunately Harold's monumental book is free and online. Here is his chapter on XSL Transformations.

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Hope you can help me out in how to transform xslt 1.0 to xslt 2.0.

Thanks in advance

Anandh
 
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