>> We have a fairly strong business need to support XSLT 2.0 in the near >> future, and it looks like the only other portable processor is Saxon, >> with its potential IP concerns.
> I guess IP stands for "intellectual property". Just curious, what are > those "potential concerns"? > Michael Ludwig I'm not sure about the details, though I assume it is connected to Saxonica, but I understand Eclipse won't bundle it, and I have seen quotes like these: "Saxon unfortunately gives some IP lawyers the jitters. I personally think that Michael Kay has done an excellent job documenting his contributions but unfortunately it does not appease everybody." - http://intellectualcramps.blogspot.com/2009/02/is-psychopath-saxon-replacement.html "Jürgen Schumacher from SMILA removed Jaxen and Saxon dependencies from ODE - which is a prerequisite to get ODE through the eclipse IP compliance process due to some license issues with Jaxen and Saxon." - http://www.nabble.com/Eclipse-Gallileo-IP-process-for-ODE,-beta-of-ODE-2.0-urgently-required-td21749715.html - Thomas
