License Agreement

This software is distributed under the New BSD license, an unrestrictive Open Source license approved by the Open Source Initiative.

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Notes on Names

JavaScript Client Pages Pages refers to pages of marked-up text with inline code or custom elements that are processed on the client side using the ECMAScript language (ECMA-262), more commonly known in the development community as JavaScript, which is the name of the original language from which the standard was derived.

DiXon-JSClientPages, DiXon-JSCP and DiXon refer to this specific implementation of JavaScript/ECMAScript Client Pages, as well as its predecessors and successors. An incompatible technology used to generate dynamic pages with JavaScript may use the name "JavaScript Client Pages" as long as it doesn't use the name DiXon alongside it or claim to have any relationship to DiXon other than conceptual similarity.

JavaScript™ is a trademark of Sun Microsystems. The technology implemented in DiXon-JSCP uses the JavaScript language in combination with eXtensible StyleSheet Transformations (XSLT) to conveniently generate dynamic content on the client side. It neither implements nor enhances the JavaScript language.