Supplementing XSLT Development in Cascade Server with OxygenXML by Jason Aller
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XSLT development can be quick and painless. In this breakout workshop, Jason will Bring the power of an integrated development environment to your Cascade Server projects to speed up your development and increase your understanding of XSLT. He will take questions as he goes in this interactive session.
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