My xml2rfc configuration uses mostly process commands to convert a
document from one form to another (sometimes using XSL and sometimes
using external shell commands); these have all been disabled in xxe
3.5.1.  One of the conversion methods happened to have been
implemented as a macro instead of a process.

In order to conform with the spirit of the new split between
standard/professional editions, should I disable this conversion
method when it's standard edition?

If the answer to the above is "no", is it permissible to reimplement
the conversion processes that used an external program in Java?

I would not try to use the XSL engine in the java since it's clear
that is part of the new differentiation between Standard and
Professional.

Thanks,
  Bill

(I haven't seriously overhauled the configuration since I started it
with xxe 2.8, and perhaps the better path is to start it from scratch
with a fresh copy of the 3.5.1 developer documentation)

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