The XSL functionality is still pretty strong.

On the one hand, the use of XML to store data, the data logic and display logic separated, and XSL is the control of the page display, it can achieve and CSS almost the same effect;

On the other hand, XSL has an excellent use for data format conversion, which translates an XML into a variety of data formats you want, such as TXT text format, HTML format, or even another XML file. As you can see from the IBM Web site earlier on, it's possible to use this feature, and under certain logic, you can directly convert (generate) the Java class file (such as a javabean) we want, and if we use Xalan XSLT to do the conversion, You can also use our custom class library directly in the XSL.

Good:)