http://presentingxml.sourceforge.net/ (01)
Java, jdk1.3 MPL.
Strikes me as greatly similar to the pipes in Cocoon 2. (02)
"This is the home page of Presenting XML. Presenting XML is an open source
framework for applications which aims to achieve a complete separation of
content from presentation. It supports: (03)
* various kinds of content including XML files, flat files, SQL
database queries and custom dynamic content;
* applying a chain of XSLT transformations and SAX filters in a pipeline;
* filtering a stream of XML content in a pipeline without requiring
the construction of a tree representation of the document;
* serialization to PDF using the Apache fop processor;
* user defined serializers;
* user defined components;
* different kinds of media (e.g. browsers,handhelds) with different
flavors of markup (e.g. HTML,WML.) (04)
Presenting XML may be used as a command line tool or as a framework for a
servlet-based web application. Simple examples with XML, XSLT, and Java are
included in the distribution. There are command line examples for
converting flat files to XML (and vice versa), for converting SQL results
to XML, for applying a sequence of XSLT transforms and SAX filters in a
pipeline, and for setting up streaming filters. There is a sample web
application that illustrates how to build a simple shopping cart. (05)
Presenting XML attempts to recognize the requesting device and determine
its supported MIME types, and then delegates the request to the appropriate
response handler. The response handler services the request by supplying
content and feeding it through any number of stages of XSLT transforms and
SAX filters, and ultimately a serializer. Within a response, test
expressions matched on the request parameters may be used to select
alternative paths of content, transforms, and serialization. " (06)
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