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it uses the javax.xml.transform class library.

I think the main stages are, first create a Transformer from the xsl file:

      Transformer xform = tfactory.newTransformer(new StreamSource(is));

Then create a dom tree from the nodes stored in the program:

      DOMSource ds=new DOMSource(root);

Then run the transform:

      xform.transform(ds,new StreamResult(outFile));

It is very inefficient because it needs to create a dom tree which duplicates all the information in the nodes, if you can think of a way to avoid creating this dom tree I would be very interested. Of course I would be interested in any ways to improve the program.


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