In addition to XML dialects such as XHTML, XSL/FO (formatting objects), or SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics), XSLT can output any text format, including HTML or CSV (comma-separated values).

which discusses XML-to-HTML conversion using JSPs. Alex’s article is a good read even if you want to use XSL, because it touches on other transformation approaches and sports a rich Resources ...

A lot of ASP applications produce their output based on the contents of one or more XML files. XSLT documents transform the browser-neutral contents of those XML files into browser-specific HTML ...

I want to create some webpages and I want to use XML/XSL. Since it doesn't have widespread support natively, how do I convert it to XHTML and CSS for display?

One way to write Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications that produce dynamic content is to use servlets, JavaBeans, XML, HTML, and XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language ...

CSS exists as a current recommendation from the W3C, usable with HTML or XML, is simpler to use and less powerful than XSL, and is supported by most current-generation browsers (to varying degrees).

The long awaited releases of JavaServer Faces TM (JSF) version 1.0 and JavaServer Pages TM (JSP) version 2.0 promise to transform the way J2EE developers build Web applications. Meanwhile, Extensible ...

HTML and XML are structural foundations of every website or application. It is crucial that developers learn — and master — both.

What is XML and Why Should Companies Use It? By using Extensible Markup Language, or XML, companies can parse information including data and content in a variety of ways.