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This paper describes how to use conventional compiler construction tools, and  parser generators in particular, to build XML driven application generators.  In our approach, the document interface is provided by a standard  stream-oriented XML processing framework (e.g., SAX or StAX). This framework  is used to program a generic, customizable XML scanner that transforms  documents into streams of suitable tokens (opening and closing tags,  character data, etc.). The next step is to characterize the syntactic  structure of these streams in terms of generation-specific context-free  grammars. By adding suitable semantic attributes and semantic actions to  these grammars, developers obtain generation-oriented translation schemes:  high-level specifications of the generation tasks. These specifications are  then turned into working application generators by using standard parser  generation technology. We illustrate the approach with , an  XML-driven generator of shortest-route search applications in subway  networks.

Building XML-driven application generators with compiler construction tools