Other Resources

Discussion Lists

• XSL-List Mailing List

  The XSL-List is provided by Mulberry Technologies, Inc. as a service to the XSL user community and the XSL standardization effort. You can find the subscribe information and the list guidelines at http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list.

• XML-DEV

  Unmoderated list supporting XML implementation and development.

• DocBook

  DocBook discussion list.

• comp.text.xml

  Unmoderated forum from Google Groups regarding XML technologies.

• Relax NG

  A mailing for users of RELAX NG.

Tutorials

• <oXygen/> User Manual

  A complete manual of using <oXygen/> XML Editor.

• ZVON.ORG

  Tutorials regarding XML, XSL, XML Schema, XPath, Schematron, CSS, XInclude and XSLT.

• XML.COM

  Tutorials dealing specifically with using XML with Java servlets and applications.

• XML.ORG (OASIS)

  XML tutorials and articles.

• Oracle

  A tutorial which describes the Extensible Markup Language (XML) and its related specifications.

• xFront.com

  A collection of tutorials and articles regarding XML and Web Technologies.

• RELAX NG Tutorial

  A tutorial for RELAX NG version 1.0 which specifies a pattern for the structure and content of an XML document.

• Microsoft - XML Developer's Guide

  Contains a complete section dedicated to XML, XSLT and schema technologies.

Flute CSS Parser

<oXygen/> uses a modified version of the Flute parser for parsing CSS 2 stylesheets. The Flute parser is Copyright © 2002 World Wide Web Consortium, (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et en Automatique, Keio University).

Saxon 6.5 and Saxon EE Processors

<oXygen/> is bundled with and uses modified versions of the original Saxon 6.5 XSLT processor and Saxon EE XSLT and XQuery processor from Michael Kay. The source code of the modifications added to the original processors is provided for both Saxon 6.5 and Saxon EE. These modifications are subject to the Mozilla Public License Version 1.0.

oNVDL - <oXygen/> XML NVDL implementation based on Jing

Starting with version 20070517 oNVDL provides two NVDL implementations, one in Java and one in XSLT 2.0, the later only for the dispatching part of NVDL.

oNVDL was developed on top of Jing to add NVDL support starting from the existing NRL support. Read more