On 7/17/06, Mohsen Saboorian <mohsens(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
I can use Xason as well as Xalan XSLTC for making templates? The Saxon
is also an XSLT compiler?
Yes, you can create a Templates object using Saxon, although this is
not the same as Xalan's XSLTC.
A Templates object is a Java object containing the result of parsing
the stylesheet, and is defined in JAXP and therefore should be a
portable solution (when other Java based 2.0 xslt processors appear).
As it's just the parsed stylesheet, you are only saving the parse time
when you reuse a Templates object (afaik, hopefully someone will pick
me up on anything wrong here)
XSLTC compiles to C++, which means its very fast but you are tied to
XSLT 1.0. I've never used XSLTC so I don't know whether its fully 1.0
compliant, or how successful its been.
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