Free xsl software for mac

Highlight (OS X) 2.4.7 is created to be a useful source code transformer with the ability to convert code to HTML, XHTML, RTF, LaTeX, TEX, XSL-FO and XML files with syntax highlighting. (X)HTML output is formatted by CSS. It supports customizable color theme and language descriptions with regular expressions.

Requirements: Mac OS X

TestXSLT 3.1 is a beneficial and easy to use application that allows transformation of XML data using the XSLT stylesheet language. Ideal as a tool for learning and teaching XSLT, but can also be used for real production work... Recently added features, like tag completion and immediate syntax feedback, also make it useful as an XML editor.

Also includes direct rendering for HTML content, and for XSL-FO content with additional PDF-export functionality.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.3 or higher
• Safari 1.0 must be installed

Icecast is a streaming media server which currently supports Ogg streaming including the vorbis and theora codecs. Icecast can also handle other streams like AAC, NSV and MP3.
It can be used to create an Internet radio station or a privately running jukebox and many things in between. It is very versatile in that new formats can be added relatively easily and supports open standards for communication and interaction.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
Character set support. Most non-Ogg streams (eg MP3) send metadata as Latin1 but it could be in other character sets. As icecast uses UTF-8, we need to convert to UTF-8 so that web pages and stream directories render correctly:
- Allow a per-mount setting. For when source clients do not indicate which character set is in use.
- a charset= parameter to the metadata request.
- Default for non-Ogg content is now Latin-1 (aka ISO-8859-1). Ogg content still uses UTF-8.
Authentication:
- Each mountpoint authentication is isolated so one mount authentication does not slow another mountpoint authentication down.
- XSL pages can require authentication.
- Add some sanity checks for incorrect settings.
Listening socket update:
- Allow multiple ports to be allocated which allow multiple shoutcast source clients to stream on the same icecast instance.
- No internal limit on the number of listen sockets that can be used.
- Allow for a listen socket to be marked SSL capable. While any client could connect on these, the idea is really for /admin requests.
- allow for a to bind to ipv4 and ipv6
XSL update:
- XSL pages include an xspf link for non-auth streams.
- XSL pages in both webroot and adminroot can take a mount= arg to limit which stats are transformed.
- XSL files can specify the content-type to return to the client. It is no longer fixed to html
Updates for stream directory handling:
- A stream is not registered with the directory until after the first minute has passed. some streams have been stuck in a connect/disconnect loop.
- Increase retry time on failure, if the stream add is rejected then it will be down to a misconfiguration so a long retry delay is performed.
- A YP server that is not responding is ignored for a while
- Updates for Win32. Newer versions of dependency libs (libxml2/libxslt/libcurl etc). Buffer overflow fixes when many streams are active
- Accept/Ban IP support. Now takes filenames for explicitly accepting or denying requests from specified IP addresses. Useful in cases where firewall access is not available. The files, if defined, are re-read automatically if updated.
- A Mountpoint is exported to the slaves even if no mount section is defined for it. You can still use the hidden setting to prevent that from happening.
- Relays handle redirection (HTTP 302) if one is received at startup.
- Automatically generate XSPF playlist like we do with M3U, the mountpoint extension is .xspf
- Header updates for proxy handling and certain clients like some shoutcast source clients and flash players.
- Added Kate/Skeleton codecs to Ogg handler.
- Various stats cleanups. Added some global stats (server ID, email contact etc).
- The streamlist passed from master to slave had a limited length, so if there were many streams then some could of been left out.
- Documentation updates.
- Relay startup/shutdown is cleaner.
- several build cleanups.
- several resource leaks and race conditions fixed

Inforama will allow you to import existing Acrobat forms and create letter templates using OpenOffice.
Merge data to produce high quality PDF documents and automatically email, print and view.

Main features:
- Compose document tempates, Import Acrobat Forms
- Link to databases, spreadsheets and other data sources
- Generate PDFs, Merge PDFs, Email PDFs
- Carry out mailshots, Format data, Print documents
- Integrate with existing systems
- Generate documents via webservices
- Automatically store documents in a central respository

Enhancements
- Fixed bug with invalid encoding in FO doc
- Fixed bug with studio hanging when invalid folder selected #2665219
- Added feature request to improve the project open dialog #2665209
- Fixed bug with numbered bullets not outputting correctly #2665088
- Fixed bug with hyphenation causing exception #2657880
- Fixed bug with table name in binding not working #2637048
- Fixed bug with dialog not showing errors due to NPE #2674624
- Fixed bug with numbered bullets not outputting properly #2665088
- Fixed bug with email subject not displaying #2657084
- Fixed bug with XSL-FO not being parsed #2674623
- Fixed bug with error messages not getting translated #2674624
- Fixed bug with mailshots not iterating #2671554
- Fixed bug where documents only generate when Studio is running in English #2671694
- Fixed bug where mailshot couldnt be sent without attachment #2671518

SyncPlaces 3.4.1 is a great addition to your computer as it will enhance your browser. It is actually a Firefox add-on that allows you to synchronise your bookmarks and passwords between different installations of Firefox (e.g. a browser at Home and another at Work).

It only works with Firefox v3 and above (but is compatible with older bookmark extensions). The synchronize feature requires your own Web or FTP server, which is used to store the bookmarks centrally, but there are a number of free servers you can safely use (see the Support section for details of at least one of these).

Using your own server means you get to keep you bookmarks private rather than storing them on a third party server who may analyse, probe and profile you, sell that data to others, or use it for their own nefarious purposes.

Major Features:

1. SyncPlaces also takes a backup of your current bookmarks before overwriting them with what is on the shared server. So you can restore this backup if it all goes wrong and you can also manually take your own backup at any time.
2. Bookmarks are typically stored in JSON format as this is ideal for the storage of all the bookmark information from the new Firefox Places system (e.g. tags, queries, and annotations).
   
3. You can also export/import or send/receive your bookmarks in XBEL format. XBEL is great for sharing bookmarks with other browsers or older versions of Firefox, or transforming with XSL to style your bookmarks so you can access them from any browser without installing the SyncPlaces extension.
   
4. Both passwords and the list of password exceptions may also be synchronised, and are automatically encrypted before sending to maintain privacy.
5. Options available include auto-send and receive whenever local bookmarks change and/or at regular intervals and/or a set time and/or at Firefox startup/shutdown.

Enhancements:

• Fixed: When switching between profiles synchronising on different folders the selected folder was not being changed, although the name displayed was.

Requirements:

• Mozilla Firefox