Resin 1.1
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XML Template Pages
Resin's XSL follows the 1.0 W3C specification. Differences from the spec are contained in the errata page.
### Introduction
If you're unfamiliar with XSL, the introduction gives a brief overview of creating web pages with XTP and XSL.
### JSP tag libraries with XTP
You can easily create custom JSP tag libraries with XTP. Web pages can focus on content, letting stylesheets handle the programming.
### 'XSLT-lite'
For those put off by XSL's verbosity, Resin offers XSLT-lite. XSLT-lite retains the full capabilities of XSLT. It simplifies HTML generation by focusing on uninterpreted text, so '&lt' produces 4 characters. XSLT-lite also provides some syntactic sugar.
### XSLT-lite examples
The examples from the tag library section are reworked in the XSLT-lite examples.
### XPath
XSL's power comes from the XML path language, a pattern matching language for selecting nodes in an XML tree. The most useful subset is covered here. For the full description, see the XSLT 1.0 spec.
### XSL
Reference guide to the XSL tags. The most useful subset is covered here. For the full description, see the XSLT 1.0 spec.
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