Downloading Majix

You will download Majix code and its documentation from TetraSix' Web site. http://www.tetrasix.com.

The download is composed of a .zip file which opens into two files and three directories:

• two batch files for immediate execution of Majix if you have already installed Sun's JRE or Microsoft's jview;

• a directory classes containing the compiled Java classes as a JAR archive;

• a directory docs containing the user's documentation;

• a directory sample containing the documentation of majix in RTF and the files required to build the XML version of that documentation, as well as the HTML version build using XT.

Majix uses two tools written by James Clark : the XML parser XP and the XSL engine XT. The license of these tools is available in the file copying_xp_xt.txt, in the directory docs. To minimize the size of the download, only the compiled classes are provided in Majix download file (in the file xp.jar, xt.jar and sax.jar) . You can get the source of XP and XT and their documentation from James Clark's web site http://www.jclark.com/.

Note:

• the release of XP provided with Majix is the current version, numbered 0.5.

• the release of XT provided with Majix is the current version, numbered 19990115. This version of XT implements the WD-xsl-19981216 version of XSL.