In looking at JXTemplate it looks like many, if not all, of the things we are doing with XSLT could possibly be done with JXTemplate instead. Is this correct, or am I missing something.
JXTemplate has many of the XSLT control structure, but lacks everything that is related to template rules. So both are complementary.
Secondly, if I can replace XSLT with JXTemplate, is it worth it? It certainly could be more readable, but would it perform better?
JXTemplate as a transformer certainly runs way slower than XSLT, since the template being the input of the transformer, its compilation occurs for every request.
Also JXTemplate isn't cachable both in its generator and transformer incarnations.
Sylvain
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