INSTALL file for the DocBook Xalan extensions

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Case #1: Installation using a package management system
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If you've installed the DocBook Xalan extensions distribution using
"apt-get", "yum", "urpmi", or some similar package-management
front-end, then as part of the package installation, the
xalan27.jar file for the extensions have most likely already been
installed in the appropriate location for your system. To determine
where the jar file is installed, consult the specific documentation
for your system (for example, the README.Debian file).

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Case #2: Installing manually
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To manually "install" the xalan27.jar file, simply place it in a
directory where you'd normally store jar files.

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How to use the DocBook Xalan extensions
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To use the DocBook Xalan extensions, add the absolute path to the
xalan27.jar file (wherever you may it installed) to your Java
classpath and process your documents with the Xalan-Java XSLT
engine and with the value of the DocBook XSL stylesheets
"use.extensions" parameter set to 1.

For a few more details, see the README file.