We're looking to implement an XSLT view for WebWork2, and I'm trying to decide if we should just use the same hand-coded stuff from WebWork 1.x, or if we should find another project / tool that does a good job building a DOM tree from an object graph which we can use as the basis of this. I've checked out Domify, as it seems to do what I'm looking for and is used for this by Maverick, but it doesn't seem to be maintained anymore. In this message, Jeff Schnitzer, whom I think is the main developer, says:
Also, I had some discussion with a guy who built a project similar
to domify about merging our two projects. Unfortunately I became
very busy and never followed up on it, and I don't currently have
online access to my mail archive. It sounds like his project is
significantly more advanced in terms of features, and would make
a good basis for Domify v2.
This doesn't sound positive, considering there's only 15 messages in the last year and 2 of them are spam :-)
Some other people mentioned Betwixt, but it doesn't seem to be the same? It seems more like an XML/JavaBean mapper. I don't want to generate XML then style it with XSLT. It should be a lot more efficient to just build a DOM tree and apply XSLT to it and not need another parse.
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