Hi Mr Weholt:

Have you looked at XML2HTML?

  http://homepage.interaccess.com/~rhays/xml2html.html

As the author, Bob Hays, describes it:

  xml2html is a Java program that 
  converts XML files to HTML files 
  using XSL.  As a command line program, 
  xml2html can be used to convert XML files 
  that are rarely changed to HTML files.  
  For XML files that change more often, 
  you can use xml2html as a servlet to convert
  files as they are requested from a web server.

In the LotusXSL discussion at the IBM AlphaWorks site 
(http://www.alphaWorks.ibm.com) he added:

  I took the XMLEnabler and rewrote it 
  to work with LotusXSL v. 0.16.3.

Let us know how that works for you?

John Hicks

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> 
> Hi,
> 
> I need to create static, plain HTML ( or PDF ) files from a XML-
> document using the latest XSL-working-draft as stylesheet. I need 
> a standalone program or a easy-to-understand sample java-code 
> that uses a freely available library. The HTML files are to be edited 
> in Word later on by people who don`t understand xml, html or xsl, 
> that`s why we need some format supported by the most widely 
> used word-processors on the Win32 platform.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> T. Weholt,
> Norway
> 
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