ExoLab     OpenEJB     OpenJMS     OpenORB     Castor     Tyrex     Adaptx     
 

Main
  Home
  Download
  Mailing Lists
  CVS

Using
  Running The Examples

advanced
  Full JavaDoc
  Configuration, Libs, Building

misc
  License
  Contributors
  Status, Todo
  Changelog
  Library
  Contact

  



For FTP access use ftp://ftp.exolab.org/pub.
-The XSLP JAR, docs, DTDs, command line tools and examples.
http://ftp.exolab.org/ftp/jars/xslp-0.9.13.jar
 
-Full documentation including all JavaDocs and specs (big)
http://ftp.exolab.org/ftp/doc/xslp-0.9.13-doc.tgz
http://ftp.exolab.org/ftp/doc/xslp-0.9.13-doc.zip
 
-Full CVS snapshot: all sources, docs, libraries (big)
http://ftp.exolab.org/ftp/src/xslp-0.9.13-src.tgz
http://ftp.exolab.org/ftp/src/xslp-0.9.13-src.zip
 

Notes:

The tarball and zips includes all the JARs required by XSL:P, the docs and API JavaDocs. To fully install XSL:P, simply extract all the JARs into your classpath.

The CVS snapshot includes additional JARs required to build XSL:P. It is self sufficient and does not require any external components, except for javac.

The documentation set includes JavaDocs for the API and JavaDocs for the full source code, including class usage. A small documentation set without the full source JavaDocs is available in the tarball and zips.

All the JARs included with XSL:P and used for building XSL:P are available for distribution free of charge, subject to the respective license agreements.

All implementation JARs (i.e. non APIs) are available under an open source license and available from our FTP server. Open source licenses in use include Apache (ASF), Exolab, Mozilla (MPL), and public domain. All licenses are fully compatible with each other.


 
   
  
   
 


Copyright (C) 1998-2001 ExoLab Group. All rights reserved.
 
Java, EJB, JDBC, JNDI, JTA, Sun, Sun Microsystems are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and in other countries. XML, XML Schema, XSLT and related standards are trademarks or registered trademarks of MIT, INRIA, Keio or others, and a product of the World Wide Web Consortium. All other product names mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners.