XMLt
XMLt is an XML-based templating language designed to describe how to generate XML or plain-text outputs from data inputs. It defines templates that can be parameterized and composed, enabling separation of data from its presentation. The language focuses on declarative template definitions rather than imperative code, and it relies on an XML-compatible syntax so existing XML tools can parse the templates.
A central feature is the template element, which declares a named template and its parameters. Within a
Compared with native XML documents, XMLt adds a templating layer that can be integrated into XML toolchains
Common use cases include generating configuration files from a data source, producing standardized documents such as
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