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Documents:
STX 1.0 WD 27 April 2007
(other formats: XML)
STX 1.0 WD, CVS head
Schema for STX Stylesheets
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Joost
StDB - a debugger for STX
XML::STX
Streaming Transformations for XML (STX) is a one-pass transformation language for XML documents. STX is intended as a high-speed, low memory consumption alternative to XSLT, using the W3C XQuery 1.0and XPath 2.0 Data Model. Since STX does not require the construction of an in-memory tree, it is suitable for use in resource constrained scenarios. The aim of this project is to develop and maintain an STX language specification.
The design process takes place in a public mailing list:stx@gingerall.cz
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27 April 2007: An updated version of STX 1.0 specification has been published. This is a clean-up version, deleting some marginal features and improving the wording.
1 July 2004: A signi
Joost
Contents
Getting started
As a standalone application
As a library
Features
Supported STX elements
Supported STXPath functions
Limitations
Extensions
HTML output
Disable output escaping
Scripting
Invoking Java methods
Using external SAX2 filters
OutputURIResolver
Examples
Contributors
This page contains information about the world’s first prototypic Java implementation of the Streaming Transformations for XML (STX) language. It is intended as a reference implementation which demonstrates the functionality of STX. Joost is developed and maintained by Oliver Becker.
The latest version 0.9.1 was created on 2009-09-26 and may be downloaded here.
Joost is released under the Mozilla Public License 1.1. Have a look at the project page for further information. Any questions concerning Joost may be asked on the joost-help mailing list.
Getting started
In order to run Joost you need additionally
a SAX2 Parser, for example Crimson (already included in Java 1.4 or downloadable separately on S