AurigaDoc 1.3

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AurigaDoc is a java-xml-xsl based documentation tool for
writing xml documents and converting them to other open formats
like HTML(single and multi page), DHTML, PDF, PostScript,
Formatting Object(FO), RTF, Java Help and HTML Help(.chm) and
Oracle Help For Java The idea is to keep a single document
source(as xml) and convert it to various formats using XSLT. In
addition to the command line interface the conversion
functionality of AurigaDoc can be called from java classes.
Since the conversion of the source xml document to various
output formats is done using XSL it is possible to customize
the output by specifying a custom xsl as a parameter to the
AurigaDoc converter. The latest release fixes some bugs and
introduces support for producting output in Oracle Help For
Java format

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Java

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Release date:

11/5/2003

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Size:

8 MB

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Number of downloads:

1489

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A very good tool Posted by: Jitesh on Thursday, April 08, 2004

I have found AurigaDoc as excellent tool for creating documents in various formats. Users not required to scratch their brains in writing xsl and xsl-fo file for converting xml document into various other formats like pdf, html, rtf etc.

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