XMLmind FO Converter (XFC for short) is an XSL-FO to RTF converter. It takes an XSL-FO source file as input and converts it to RTF. XFC preserves the structure of the original document (e.g. a list-block element is converted to an actual RTF list) and most of the presentation information (font attributes, indentation, etc).

Saffron Document Server is a "virtual printer" implemented in Java JDK 1.4+. It generates electronic documents (individual or concatenated), rather than renders ink on paper inside hardware printers. Its input formats are PostScript, Formatting Objects (XSL-FO), or Serialized Java2D. Its output formats are PDF, HTML, SVG, RTF, PNG and JPEG. Saffron operates as a high concurrency server and may be controlled by either Java or Web Services clients. A typical use of Saffron would be to render thousands of personalized PDF pages per day, either from binary format document producers such as Microsoft Word or Crystal Reports (using PostScript), or from open/XML format document producers such as Xalan XSLT (using XSL-FO).

 This XSL stylesheet editor incorporates trace function and provides assistance with writing select and match expressions. It integrates XSL Trace with the Visual Transform tool, both available on alphaWorks.

XSLJIT™ dynamically generates highly optimized machine code at runtime to perform the XSL transformation described by a particular XSL file. It is important to note that from the user’s perspective, there is no observable difference, other than performance, between an interpreting XSLT processor and the XSLJIT