Tommie Usdin from Mulberry Technologies pointed out that in my haste to get
the page out there, I hadn't clearly named Johannes as the author.
Fixed. Thanks. Sorry!
Is there anyone else with any history or archives or anything on jd.xslt
to add?
On 09-15-2005 3:13 PM, Tony Lavinio wrote:
I put a copy of what I could find on http://www.stylusstudio.com/jd.xslt/
If someone has another version or more files to be added, let me know and I
will expand the archive.
On 09-15-2005 7:00 AM, Michael Kay wrote:
Sadly, Johannes seems to have disappeared from the XSLT scene as
spontaneously as he arrived on it. I don't know of any contact address
other than his defunct aztecrider domain.
Does anyone have a copy of the latest jd.xslt distribution that we could
mount on a web-site somewhere, either just for archival purposes, or
in case someone ever wants to do some more development, comparative studies,
updating to support JDK 1.5, or whatever? It's a shame to allow such
things to disappear without trace. IIRC it was issued under a fairly permissive
license.
On 09-15-2005 11:15 AM, Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
>>I can't find any information about jd.xslt processor anymore.
>>The site seems to be hijacked. Johannes, is it domain renew problem or
>>you quit?
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Sincerely,
Tony Lavinio
Stylus Studio Principal Software Architect
http://www.stylusstudio.com/
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