The style of presentation very seriously and many expert tips, this tutorial will let experienced developers master XSLT (and related standards) to make web applications more flexible. This text distinguishes itself with a fast-moving tutorial that covers XSLT from the ground up with no traffic jams in the fast-changing XML standards, as well as sometimes with other similar books. The author shows you how to apply XSLT to real problems, as well as integrating XSLT into your Web architecture. the early part of the book show how XSLT can be used to separate presentation logic from business logic. The first section provides the basics of XSLT syntax, then the book moves forward to searching and looping techniques. This book does a good job to show what's different in XSLT and techniques that can do more within real applications.) The focus of this developer text appears at early stages, with a sample of XSLT used with Apache Ant build utility. The final section on wireless interfaces introduces advantages XSLT to transform online content into WML for mobile devices. Now that XSLT is a mainstream technology, more and more Java programmers will want to use it in real projects -. Richard Dragan Topics covered: Introduction to XSLT, XML review; change data with XSLT, XPath, and sorting iteration, conditional processing, formatting text and numbers; XSLT example with the Ant build utility; review of Web architectures (including XSLT used with EJBs); style sheets compilation with JAXP 1.1; basic servlet tutorial (servlets used with XSLT); samples online discussion forum (with XSLT), advanced XSLT techniques (including session tracking without cookies, servlet filters, internationalization); tips for XSLT developers (developing, testing and debugging, performance tips); build wireless Web applications with WML and XSLT; JAXP 1.1 API reference, and fast XSLT reference.