jd.xslt - Download and Installation

Before you download and install the XSLT processor please take time to read the conditions of use.

Download

The distribution file for the current version is located at: http://www.aztecrider.com/xslt/jdxslt.zip.
It has the following content:

(root) a README file, a Ant build file, License files and a short XSL example

lib the class binaries packaged as a jar file.
All necessary SAX 2, DOM 2 and JAXP classes are included (packages org.xml.sax.*, org.w3c.dom.*, javax.xml.*)

src the Java sources

doc this documentation

As an alternative, if you want to receive the distribution in form of Linux RPM packages, you can download them from the JPackage project.

Installation

Create an installation directory for jd.xslt and unzip the distribution file into this directory.
Add the library lib/jd.jar to your classpath (or pass it to the virtual machine via the -classpath option).
Download all required third party libraries as described below.

Additional Libraries

In order to use jd.xslt some additional, free available Java libraries are needed.

SAX 2.0 Parser http://xml.apache.org/crimson/index.html (Crimson)
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-j/index.html (Xerces)

jd.xslt uses Crimson or Xerces from the Apache project as its default parser to parse XML documents. Just download one of them and include its library in the classpath.
If you are using JDK 1.4 then Crimson is already included in the JDKs rt.jar.
If you want to use another parser follow the instructions on the parser page.

BSF (Bean Scripting Framework) from Apache http://jakarta.apache.org/bsf/

Used to execute scripts defined by a xsl:script instruction. For each language binding further libraries are needed (see the BSF documentation for detailed installation instructions).
Current supported script languages are Javascript, JScript, VBScript, JPython, Jacl, PerlScript, NetRexx, BML.
If you don't want to use xsl:script, you can skip the download.

Old versions

Old versions of jd.xslt are still available at the URLs http://www.aztecrider.com/xslt/jdxslt<version>.zip, where <version> denotes the three-digit version number.

main page

(root)	a README file, a Ant build file, License files and a short XSL example
lib	the class binaries packaged as a jar file. All necessary SAX 2, DOM 2 and JAXP classes are included (packages org.xml.sax., org.w3c.dom., javax.xml.*)
src	the Java sources
doc	this documentation

SAX 2.0 Parser	http://xml.apache.org/crimson/index.html (Crimson) http://xml.apache.org/xerces-j/index.html (Xerces)
jd.xslt uses Crimson or Xerces from the Apache project as its default parser to parse XML documents. Just download one of them and include its library in the classpath. If you are using JDK 1.4 then Crimson is already included in the JDKs rt.jar. If you want to use another parser follow the instructions on the parser page.
BSF (Bean Scripting Framework) from Apache	http://jakarta.apache.org/bsf/
Used to execute scripts defined by a `xsl:script` instruction. For each language binding further libraries are needed (see the BSF documentation for detailed installation instructions). Current supported script languages are Javascript, JScript, VBScript, JPython, Jacl, PerlScript, NetRexx, BML. If you don't want to use `xsl:script`, you can skip the download.