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XSLT Processor Benchmarks XSLTMark is a benchmark for the comprehensive measurement of XSLT processor performance. It consists of forty test cases designed to assess important functional areas of an XSLT processor. The latest release, version 2.0, has been used to assess ten different processors.
XML in Java: Document models, Part 1: Performance In this article, Java consultant Dennis Sosnoski compares the performance and functionality of several Java document models. It's not always clear what the tradeoffs are when you choose a model, and it can require extensive recoding to switch if you later change your mind. Putting performance results in the context of feature sets and compliance with standards, the author gives some advice on making the right choice for your requirements. The article includes several charts and the source code for the test suite.
XSLJIT: Wirespeed XML performance DataPower Technology, Inc. introduced its patent-pending XSL just-in-time compiler technology that dramatically reduces the latency associated with XML processing by an order of magnitude or more, compared with today's best XSLT processors. By utilizing a radically different approach to XSLT execution, DataPower is able to provide the high-speed infrastructure needed for next-generation Internet applications, from real-time financial data distribution to business transaction handling. ..."

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