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7th May 2004
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  >> XSLTBuddy 1.1.1 Released
31st March 2004
  >> XSLTBuddy 1.1 Released
9th March 2004
  >> XSLTBuddy Launched
4th March 2004
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XSLTBuddy Features
> XSLT Performance Tracking and Tuning
> Internationalization
> XML-Driven Chart Generation
> Full HTTP Request and Session Access
> Logging Services
> XML Feed Integration
> Struts Integration (Coming Soon)
XSLT Performance Tracking and Tuning
XSLTBuddy gives the user the ability to track and log how long a given section of XSLT code will take to perform.
This then allows the user to better analyse and performance tune the XSLT code.

JAMon is used to gather the XSLT statistics.

Internationalization
Internationalization is the process of designing a system so that it can be adapted to various languages without engineering changes.

XSLTBuddy grants the user internationalization capabilities within XSLT itself, by allowing direct access to resource bundles.

XML-Driven Chart Generation
Generating graphical reports from a XML feed is made easy by using XSLTBuddy.

There is no more need for expensive xml to java translation, and then generating the chart through JSP technology.
By directly rendering the chart from XML within the XSLT code, this adds flexibility and and future proof to the application.

JFreeChart is used to perform chart image generation.

Full HTTP Request and Session Access
XSLTBuddy gives access to essential user information from within the XSLT code.

How would you display different content using XSLT depending if the user is logged on or not?
With XSLTBuddy you can do this very easily by doing a <xsl:if> condition around the 'user' session object.

Logging Services
XSLTBuddy provides essential logging facilities to the XSLT user.

Have you have had difficulties in debugging XSLT code?
This can be remedied using XSLTBuddy by inserting simple log/debug/error statements within the XSLT code.

Log4J is used by XSLTBuddy for it's logging facilities.

XML Feed Integration
XSLTBuddy allows the user to gain direct access to XML feeds directly from the XSLT code.

The user can access any given XML feed, translate and transform that into presentation content in 2 to 3 easy steps.

Struts Integration (Coming Soon)
This brand new feature will enable the user to easily integrate Struts straight into the XSLT code.