FlexDoc.XYZ - Key Features

Allows to represent any Java-provided data sources in the form similar to XML documents (or described by W3C DOM) and process them in a universal way using visually designed templates in order to generate any kind of richly formatted hypertext or plain output documents in any format supported by the current implementation of the technology.
The templates are functionally similar to XSLT scripts (but not the same). This allows to employ many powerful approaches and standards developed around XML (and go beyond).
Provides a high quality graphical Template Designer for creating those templates.
The templates can be designed independently on a particular output format. The formatting specified in templates will be rendered with the best features available in a selected output format.
The formatting support has been designed in a prospect of seamlessly adding new output format implementations as well as enhancing the existing ones. This opens the door for constantly improving the quality and diversity of the output generated by the same already created templates without the need of their modification.

Sophisticated capabilities for data querying based on XPath
The ability to traverse data sources with a network structure (e.g. XML documents with the involvement of IDREF/IDREFS attributes)
Generating a common output documentation from multiple independent data sources (whose original concepts of data representation may be radically different from each other).
Universal support for primary data types used in Java
Sorting capabilities regarding the data types

Represent small scripts with Java-like syntax used within templates
Calculate dynamic properties of template components; define data filters and sorting keys
Provide access to the template parameters and properties of the Generator Object Model
Provide various built-in utility functions

Single network of hyperlinks for the whole documentation (including possibility to interconnect parts generated by different data sources)
Loading several frame windows from a single hyperlink at once
Hyperlinks within images (imagemaps)

Text: fonts, colors, borders
Paragraphs: margins, pagination control, borders, colors
Borders: styles (solid, double, dashed, dotted), thickness, colors
Tables: arbitrary cell layouts, borders, nested tables
Lists: bulleted, numbered
Document Fields (RTF): page number, number of pages, TOC, etc.
Image: scaling, borders, etc.
Pagination: size, orientation, margins, headers/footers
Formatting Styles: character, paragraph, table, table row, table cell, horizontal rule

Rendering of HTML tags inserted within the text data (for instance, the HTML formatting used in Java source comments). The output markup produced by such a rendering is smoothly integrated with that resulted from the formatting directly specified in templates.