You may want to check Cocoon (http://java.apache.org/cocoon). This
XML/XSL-based servlet environment allows you to produce HTML from XML
documents by applying XSL transformations. Cocoon can be used with
different, pluggable XML parsers (OpenXML, IBM's Xml4j) and XSL processors
(XSLP, Lotus XSL).
> I am looking to include the use of XML within a current servlet
> project under development. We would also like to be able to
> return an HTML
> representation of the HTML via a servlet. The problem is that we
> are having
> trouble finding a XSL parser for the generator that will take the XML and
> generate HTML based on a style sheet.
>
> Can anyone point me in the direction of an XSL parser that would be
> considered production worthy and that has a license that allows such use?
> Most of the products that I'm finding are either from sources that are
> unfamiliar to me or else they are from a well known source but they won't
> give out a real license(only licenses that allow you to play with the
> technology)
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