Yea Team,
Regardless of who is coding and working in the various XPath2
development camps, I am interested in integrating the results back into
Apache XALAN. I look forward to seeing your progress on this mail
list. My snapshots of the XALAN-C SVN repository are integrated into
commercial products of various vendors, the largest being Unisys. I'm
sorry that Unisys is not taking a more active role in the XALAN/XERCES
open source development.
Steven J. Hathaway
On 6/18/2011 3:47 PM, Jesper Steen Møller wrote:
Hi Steve!
On 18/06/2011, at 23.45, Steve Hathaway wrote:
I am making a commitment to advance Apache XALAN with Version XPath2 an XSLT2.
I have studied the W3 specifications and understand many of the problem issues
and infrastructure vulnerabilities. I also know the internal architectures of
numerous operating systems and program language design. I am willing to
participate on your code review team.
Good for Open Source XSLT!
I wish you good progress with the GSoC endeavor.
Ah, there's a slight confusion there. Gui Xun Long is the GSoC student, Victor Wang is
the mentor. I don't have a formal role in that, but I try to help out because I'm one of
the committers on the XPath2 processor hosted at Eclipse.org (known as
"PsychoPath"), which they are integrating with, or perhaps branching (which
shouldn't really be required).
-Jesper
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