Re: [xsl] WYSIWYG XSLT Web based editor

[Abel Braaksma <abel.online@xxxxxxxxx>]

Senthilkumaravelan K wrote:
> Hi ,
> I would like to know ,is there any web based WYSIWYG  XSLT tool
> available in the market.We would like to explore it and we would also
> ready to buy  ,if it one available.

We develop a WYSIWYG editor where you can create documents and document 
fragments using an editor that much resembles the Word layout and style. 
These documents are saved in a XML/XHTML format and are server side 
transformed to a format of your choice (that will often be PDF or 
WordML, I guess, but we support many other formats as well).

In addition, the tool comes with a separate table editor. The table data 
can be transformed into any format, like CSV, any XML, a PDF table, HTML 
tables, SAP ISU, windows INI files, Java .properties files, MySQL ini 
files and many other generic and specific formats. Out of the box we 
support about 15 base formats and hundreds of variants thereof.

Tables and texts and documents can be combined, merged, split, sorted 
etc. All from the web user interface. Transformation (we call it 
publishing) can be done to the screen (one document/table at a time) or 
to a target (ftp, scp, network, email etc), to do multiple transforms at 
once.

It is *not* an editor where you can edit XSLT. You edit the data, or the 
layout. We (on the server) transform this using predefined xslt files. 
If you have specific wishes we can create specific xslt files for you. 
And of course, if you can do xslt yourself, you can create your own 
formats based on our well-defined and documented internal format.

Not sure if this is what you were after. But if so, drop me a line ;)

Unfortunately, the tool is not free and it is targeted to larger 
companies. But any inquiries are welcome and can be directed to me, I'll 
be happy to answer them. But please do so off-list ;)

Cheers,
-- Abel Braaksma