Subject: DSSSL for the Java Virtual Machine (SENG) From: Daniel Mahler <dmahler@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 23 Jun 1999 08:15:59 -0500 |
Does anyone know what happened to the SENG DSSSL engine? I know that Copernican Solutions has gone out of business. I contacted several people involved but I did not reach Alex Milowski, the CEO. For those not familiar with it, SENG is/was a DSSSL implementation for the JVM. It was implemented on top of Kawa (http://www.gnu.org/software/kawa/), a Scheme implementation for the JVM and fully interoperable with Java. I never actually used SENG, so I do not know what level of maturity it reached. thanks Daniel MahlerTitle: Grover, a Groves Implementation for Scheme
Grover, a Groves Implementation for Scheme
Groves, is not quite an acronym of "Graphs of Propertied
Values". They are directed, acyclic graphs of nodes, which have
properties. When a SGML/XML processor reads in a document it
can create a grove. The set of properties that each node has is
defined in a grover is a scheme implementation of groves with a focus on portability. It should run in any R5RS scheme. It is known to work in bigloo, guile, scsh, scheme48, and rscheme. It does not presently define any property sets, but in the near future it will come with property set definitions for ESIS streams and SGML/XML documents, and possibly others. DistributionThe current version is 0.9, and it is available here. It is distributed under the GPL. DocumentationHTML documentation is available online here. It is also shipped with the distribution. Related Documentation |
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