Chapter 10. Using XSLT Processor APIs
As you’ve seen throughout this book, you don’t need to do any programming to use XSLT. However, the XSLT processors we’ve been using so far—Xalan, Saxon, XT, Oracle, and MSXML—are all designed so you can work with them via program code if you prefer. I’ll take a look at how to use these XSLT processors in code here. Feel free to skip this chapter if you’re not a programmer or don’t intend to become one. However, if you don’t take advantage of the programming interface, you’re missing a lot, including supporting XSLT on Web servers. This chapter also shows you how to transform XML into an SQL-based database. ...
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