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Java JAXP, Writing Java Code to Emulate an XSLT Transformation


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In the previous lesson entitled Java JAXP, Implementing Default XSLT Behavior in Java , I explained default XSLT behavior, and showed you how to write Java code that mimics default XSLT behavior. The Java program named Dom11 that I developed in that lesson serves as a skeleton for more advanced transformation programs. This lesson updates Dom11 into a new program that tests and exercises several methods that were not tested by the samples used in the previous lesson.

 

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http://www.developer.com/java/other/article.php/3361261

 

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