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> ## XML Stylesheet Language for Transformations

> ##### Eric Armstrong

> The XML Stylesheet Language for Transformations (XSLT) defines mechanisms for addressing XML data (XPath) and for specifying transformations on the data, in order to convert it into other forms. JAXP includes an interpreting implementation of XSLT, called Xalan.

> In this chapter, you'll learn how to use Xalan. You'll write out a Document Object Model (DOM) as an XML file, and you'll see how to generate a DOM from an arbitrary data file in order to convert it to XML. Finally, you'll convert XML data into a different form, unlocking the mysteries of the XPath addressing mechanism along the way.

> Note: The examples in this chapter can be found in `<``INSTALL``>/``jwstutorial12``/examples/jaxp/xslt/samples`.

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