Its graphical interface and easy handling by drag&drop make it accessible to users with little programming experience, while providing expert users with access to the XSLT code and a choice between two different XSL transformers.
What does XBOS stand for?
XBOS stands for XSL (eXtensible Stylesheet Language) Business Output Suite
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Samples in periodicals archive:
Conforming to the W3C Recommendation for XSL-FO, Antenna House XSL Formatter is the most powerful and compliant software available.
Web developers are freed to work on the XSL, but will still need to create some canonical sets of XSL pages to match individual or families of devices.
This package utilizes the Antenna House XSL Formatter, the fastest XSL-FO rendering engine on the market.
The software was developed in accordance with the W3C XSL 1.
XSL is designed to transform XML to HTML or other formats for viewing with a browser or other web client.
5 has many new and enhanced features, including: XML catalog support, enhanced UNICODE symbol manipulation, rapid development XSL template library, basic XHTML support, and out-of-box support for NITF (News Industry Text Format), Docbook 4.
1 Adds New Functionality As a result of extensive experience with XSL-FO for printing and display XML Co more than 20 commercial implementations supporting more than 50 languages Co users and vendors alike called upon the XSL Working Group to standardize a number of popular, but proprietary, extensions.