[xsl] XML programming languages

Subject: [xsl] XML programming languages
From: martin@xxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2002 22:05:25 +0000 (GMT)
slightly off topic regarding another XML programming language ->

there's a new release of ObjectBox and a (not yet complete) tutorial on
the o:XML site, see http://www.o-xml.org

the new Java Ant task allows o:XML programs to be fairly easily integrated
in XML publishing frameworks to provide dynamic content and logic embedded
in XML documents. this complements XSL which can then be employed to
transform the content.


extract from freshmeat:

 About: ObjectBox is an o:XML compiler and interpretor written in Java.
o:XML is a complete object oriented programming language, with features
such as multiple inheritance, function overloading, recursive procedures,
and much more. The syntax is straight-forward, intuitive XML. It also
features an extensible expression language modelled on XPath. The
ObjectBox is a complete implementation of the language and adds
comprehensive Java Language Extensions and Servlets support.

Changes: new features include Java DOM integration (convert to/from DOM
objects from within an o:XML program) and an ObjectBox Ant task. also
improved core language support and extensive documentation. the download
includes an o:XML tutorial and various working examples.


kind regards,

/m


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