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Pacerier
Pacerier

Reputation: 89743

Parsing XSLT offline on the client side

Are there any offline (without having to submit code through a webserver) parsers for XSLT?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 701

Answers (3)

Dimitre Novatchev
Dimitre Novatchev

Reputation: 243539

XSLT IDEs (Interactive Development Environments):

  • XSelerator (the one I've been using for 6-7 years). Free, has a Debugger for MSXML, has intellisense for both XSLT 1.0 and XSLT 2.0. In addition has some dynamic intellisense. The debugger has breakpoints, data breakpoints,visualizes temporary trees, variables, test conditions, current output, ..., etc.
  • VS2008 -- a good XML Editor + XSLT Debugger. Good static intellisence. Match patterns are statically checked. Breakpoints, data breakpoints, visualization of variables and the current output.
  • oXygen
  • XML-SPY (Altova)
  • Stylus Studio

XPath tools:

  • The XPath Visualizer -- A popular tool for learning XPath by playing with XPath expressions. Free and open source. Allows any XPath expression to be evaluated against a given XML document and displayes the results hi-lighted in the xml document (if they are node(s)) or in a separate box (if the results are atomic values). Allows xsl:variable-s to be defined and then used in XPath expressions. Allows xsl:key-s to be defined and then referenced by key() functions within XPath expressions.

EDIT: The XPath Visualizer now has a new, safer home, due to the kindness of Lars Huttar.

Upvotes: 3

Gunther
Gunther

Reputation: 5256

Kernow gets you started with Saxon.

Upvotes: 1

Samuel
Samuel

Reputation: 2490

I use JEdit with the XSLT plugin. It has a "three-way mode" which is awesome, since you see the input, the xslt and the output at the same time. It has some autocompletion capabilities too.

Upvotes: 1

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