Saxon and Xalan both support the JAXP API, so there is very little
difference in how you call them from Java. There are a number of
examples in the program TraxExamples.java which you will find in the
samples/java directory.

Michael Kay
Software AG
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> Subject:  Saxon from java application
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> Hello all,
> I am having to use the saxon transformer to apply 
> transformations in my java application . for example, my Java 
> programme should read from the disk, an xml and an xsl file 
> and apply transformation to it and return a striong as 
> result.I went through the docs but could not get my heads 
> around it. I used xalan before and it was fairly straight 
> forward. It would be of great help if  someone can please 
> help me get the code running for doing this thanks
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