问题
I recently learned a bit about xml/xslt and would like to try it in my web project. What framework would you recommend for that? Basically, I want to generate a dynamic xml that will be applied to xslt stylesheet on the client side.
Wicket was my first candidate, but it is primarily html-centric. Didn't manage to get my idea work yet.
回答1:
If you want XSLT stylesheets to be applied on the client-side to XMLs received from server (not opposite as you've written :)) you just have to return pure XML to the client with
<?xml-stylesheet ... ?>
construct embedded.
If you want to apply XSLTs to XMLs at server-side and return HTML to client - please dont' bother. We've been through this in very early years of XXI century - it's not very maintainable solution and very hard to debug. But if you want that (server-side solution), I also recommend SpringMVC's XLST view. There's also classic and hard-core solution called Cocoon which implements XML pipieline - it's nice from architectural point of view, but it's really hard to use in real projects, were classic MVC is more suitable.
回答2:
Spring MVC has support for XSLT views (reference docs).
回答3:
Try ReXSL, which is XML+XSL web development framework, with a classic MVC pattern.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/671297/what-is-the-best-java-web-application-framework-that-goes-well-with-xmlxslt