Just a suggestion that if you are going to look into XSLT 2, you might
want to look at using the PsychoPath XPath 2.0 processor for the XPath
2.0 support. It is fully schema aware, and is open source under an
Eclipse Public License.
The Xerces-J project is using it for their XPath 2.0 assertion support
for XML Schema 1.1.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/PsychoPathXPathProcessor/UserManual
Dave
Martin von Gagern wrote:
Henry Zongaro wrote:
Coincidentally, I was just getting myself set up to spend some time
reviewing some of your patches as I'd promised. If those look good, I
wouldn't see any impediment to nominating you for committer status.
That's really good to hear!
One weakness of XSLTC is in its error checking. It's nowhere near as
thorough as the Xalan-J interpreter in that respect. That's something
that could be remedied by having them share their abstract syntax tree
representations - common classes with compile() and interpret() methods
as you suggest.
Maybe I'll start a code branch working towards that direction, once I
have access to the svn repository...
-- Martin
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