Hi all,

I'm on the lookout for a Java XSL processor implemention
(only tree construction required) with the following
characteristics,

1. It can take an org.w3c.dom.Document as either or both 
   of it's stylesheet and xml document input. It should
   not modify those input DOM trees in any way.

2. It can take either or both of its stylesheet and xml 
   doc from a SAX source.

3. It can produce an org.w3c.dom.Document as it's output 
   (actually, given that there's no portable way of 
   creating an empty doc, I guess one would have to be 
   passed in to the processor as an out parameter).

4. It can produce output to a java.io.OutputStream using 
   a configurable encoding.

5. There should *no* dependencies on particular parser 
   or DOM implementations. That is, any DOM trees should 
   *only* be manipulated via the interoperable 
   interfaces defined in the org.w3c.dom package; and 
   interactions between the processor and any parser 
   should *only* be via the interoperable SAX 
   interfaces.

It'd be lovely if such a thing existed and was open-
source and free, but I'd also be interested in any
commercial offerings.

Cheers,


Miles

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