RE: [xsl] Comment about XSLT Complier?

["Ball, Mike" <Mike.Ball@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> 
> Is there anyone tried the XSLT Complier from Sun Microsystems?

Hi Derek

I had a brief look at it 2 or 3 weeks ago.

It worked exactly as described in the documentation. It took me less than
half an hour to get a working compiled stylesheet and a Java class to invoke
it. The speed was unimpressive - no faster than Xalan 1 from the command
line  on my limited and unscientific test - but then it is only an alpha
version and I would guess this will improve.

It still doesn't implement the full XSLT 1.0 spec. but it's a lot closer
than it was a few months back.

IMHO it's one to keep an eye on over the next few months
but it's not ready for serious use yet.

Hope that helps

Mike Ball

 
Application Services Consultant
Software AG UK

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