It performs well enough to saturate our I/O channels for mass ETL type work. :o)
David Johnson
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Re: xalan with pull parser
>... as if anyone who uses XSLT really cared much about
> performance... :-)
Actually, many do, and in many cases XSLT actually does perform pretty
decently. Not that we've stopped trying to improve on those numbers.
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