Java & XSLT

Eric M. Burke is a consultant, instructor, and author specializing in Java and XML-related technologies. He's a principal software engineer with Object Computing, Inc., based in St. Louis, Missouri.

1. Introduction Java, XSLT, and the Web XML Review Beyond Dynamic Web Pages Getting Started Web Browser Support for XSLT 2. XSLT Part 1-The Basics XSLT Introduction Transformation Process Another XSLT Example, Using XHTML XPath Basics Looping and Sorting Outputting Dynamic Attributes 3. XSLT Part 2-Beyond the Basics Conditional Processing Parameters and Variables Combining Multiple Stylesheets Formatting Text and Numbers Schema Evolution Ant Documentation Stylesheet 4. Java-Based Web Technologies Traditional Approaches The Universal Design XSLT and EJB Summary of Key Approaches 5. XSLT Processing with Java A Simple Example Introduction to JAXP 1.1 Input and Output Stylesheet Compilation 6. Servlet Basics and XSLT Servlet Syntax WAR Files and Deployment Another Servlet Example Stylesheet Caching Revisited Servlet Threading Issues 7. Discussion Forum Overall Process Prototyping the XML Making the XML Dynamic Servlet Implementation Finishing Touches 8. Additional Techniques XSLT Page Layout Templates Session Tracking Without Cookies Identifying the Browser Servlet Filters XSLT as a Code Generator Internationalization with XSLT 9. Development Environment, Testing, and Performance Development Environment Testing and Debugging Performance Techniques 10. Wireless Applications Wireless Technologies The Wireless Architecture Java, XSLT, and WML The Future of Wireless A. Discussion Forum Code B. JAXP API Reference C. XSLT Quick Reference Index