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2008-05-30

XSL Engine

Amazingly, some bright minds of the company I work at supported the idea to release one of our products as an open source software. It's nice to see a huge "Nothing is Free" business opening up a little. I'm proud to present the release of the XSL Engine:

XSLE at Google Code

XSL Engine is an XSL transformation server and client. It provides united processing of XSL transformations, independent of any programming environment. This can remove load from other applications. It features high throughput, with the possibility to increase the throughput of the XSL transformations by setting up new servers. It operates in an Apache Tomcat Web container. XSL documents are loaded into cache. XSL Includes are supported. PDF can be generated (using XSL-FO). XSL cache can be automatically replicated among remote servers.