Proper noun
XSLT
(computer languages, XML) Initialism of Extensible Style Sheet Language Transformations.
DocBook 4.x documents are not compatible with DocBook 5, but can be converted into DocBook 5 documents via an XSLT stylesheet. Source: Internet
Atsushi has been hard at optimizing the XmlReader and XmlWriter as well as the DOM and the Xslt engines. Source: Internet
Early XSLT processors had very few optimizations. Source: Internet
Example The most primitive but complete example of XSLT transformation launching may look like this: /* file src/examples/xslt/XsltDemo.java */ package examples. Source: Internet
Fully supports the XSLT 3.0 Draft, XPath 3.0 Recommendation and XDM 3.0 Recommendation standards. Source: Internet
In June 2014, Debbie Lockett and Michael Kay introduced an open-source benchmarking framework for XSLT processors called XT-Speedo. citation XSLT and XPath details XSLT uses XPath to identify subsets of the source document tree and perform calculations. Source: Internet