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Mail Examples 1.0
Mail Examples - Examples for the MacOS X Mail.app more>>
Completly freeware for non-commercial use.
TextEdit Examples 1.0
TextEdit Examples - Perform various actions with AppleScript and TextEdit more>>
The package contains a functional script example and a nonfunctional script for syntax examples.
Dock Image Example 1.0
Dock Image Example is considered as a convenient to use program which shows how to manipulate from your application (Objective-C/Cocoa) the image appearing in the Dock more>>
Dock Image Example 1.0 is considered as a convenient to use program which shows how to manipulate from your application (Objective-C/Cocoa) the image appearing in the Dock. With just a few lines of code, you can provide some feedback on your application state by changing the Dock's image. The example was made under OS 10.1 but should compile fine with OS 10.0
Requirements: Mac OS X Developer Tools

XSLPalette 1.3.3
XSLPalette is designed as a useful tool which acts as the free, native XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 debugging palette your text editor has been missing. more>>
XSLPalette 1.3.3 is designed as a useful tool which acts as the free, native XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 debugging palette your text editor has been missing.
Major Features:- Ability to select XML source documents and XSLT stylehseets created in your editor of choice (like BBEdit).
- Execute your XSLT transformation from the XSLPalette UI.
- View intuitive error messages, s, and other diagnostic info in the XSLPalette console tab.
- Ability to specify global s from the UI for dynamic XSLT.
- View result of your transformation as raw text, a pretty DHTML tree view (when appropriate), or a rendered HTML page (when appropriate).
- Save your document and param settings as .xslpalette documents for opening later.
- Support for XSLT 1.0 and EXSLT including regexp:test and regexp:replace.
- 1.3.3 is a bug fix release that should resolve classpath issues that prevented XSLPalette from working for many users.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.0
- Mac OS X 10.1
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS Classic
License:Freeware
REALbasic 5: Socket Examples 1.0
REALbasic 5: Socket Examples - Collection of REALbasic examples more>>
Download Image to Canvas
Download File to Hard Drive
Download File to REALbasic
Submit POST Form
Send and receive email via POP3 and SMTP.
Completly feeware for non-commercial use.
OS X Preferences Example 1.0
OS X Preferences Example - Demonstrates the enabling of the Application menus Preferences menu item more>>
Completly freeware for non-commercial use.
XSLT Tools 2.0.1
Allows AppleScript to apply XSLT transformations to XML data. more>>
REALbasic 5: Interface Examples 1.0
REALbasic 5: Interface Examples - Examples of REALbasic abilities more>>
ToolbarItem, StandardToolbarItem, Drawer Windows.
Completly freeware for non-commercial use.
TestXSLT 3.1
TestXSLT is a beneficial and easy to use application that allows transformation of XML data using the XSLT stylesheet language. more>>
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
Test XSLT 3.0
XSLT and XSL-FO language editor. more>>
It uses the Sablotron, Gnome Libxslt, Saxon and Xalan-J XSLT processors, the FOP XSL-FO rendering engine, has lots of new features and a friendly user interface that makes playing around and learning XSLT fun.
Some features which were added recently like interactive well-formedness checking while you type or a tag completion feature also make it useful as a general-purpose XML editor.
Entourage Bulk Mailer Example 1.0
Entourage Bulk Mailer Example - How to send (HTML) email to list in Entourage 2004 more>>
First, I downloaded a shareware application called "Mailings", couldnt get it to authenticate with my SMTP server, and got no reply from the developer. So, I did not buy it. Then I wrote a script using Mail.app, and it would work for awhile but then tell me that the server rejected my password.
So, for my next bulletin I used Microsoft Entourage and, after some tinkering, got it to work. There are lots of comments in the code, and besides changing my example subject, recipient list and message to yours, you will probably need to do some other tinkering to meet your needs. I t works with Entourage from Office 2004; I do not know whether it will work with earlier verisons of Office. Have fun, and please send me an email if you learn more about it than I did.
TeXSLMate 1.0
TeXSLMate - Turn TextMate into an XSTL/XQuery editor/debugger more>>
The TeXSLMate PlugIn adds an XSLT/XQuery debugging palette to the popular TextMate text editor for Mac OS X. While editing an XSTL stylesheet or XQuery program in TextMate, you can open the TeXSLMate palette to conveniently transform/execute the stylesheet/query against any source file and see different views of the result as well as console error messages.
Currently, TeXSLMate is powered by libxml and NSXML and supports XSLT 1.0+XPath 1.0+EXSLT in XSLT mode and XQuery 1.0 in XQuery mode.
BookmarXSLT 0.1
BookmarXSLT - Display your Safari bookmarks more>>
This tiny script takes your Bookmark.plist file in libary and convert to from binary to xml and put on your deskboard. Then it uses perl to insert a xml-stylesheet tag in the xml file. When this operation is done, Safari is called to open the file. Most browsers will not be able to view this xml file, due to the use of XSLT. But Safari is cool ;P
XML/XSLT BBEdit Script collection 1.1.1
XML/XSLT BBEdit Script collection - BBEdit XSL coding facilities more>>
Works both in OS 9 and OS X, BBEdit full is required in order to support external applescript scripts.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a typo in xsl:choose (thanks to Thomas Bruhin).
Jamper 0.5
Jamper - Visual XSLT generator more>>
It is capable of loading XML schemas, instances and XHTML documents.
Therefore, it is possible to transform any of these document types into another. For example, a simple XML document can be transformed into an XHTML web page.
The easiest way to use it is to drag source file to the left tree and destination file to the right tree. Then simply use drag-and-drop from one tree to another to create links. If the source file is an XML instance then it will automatically be set also as a test file.