Subject: RE: [xsl] SaxonProcessorVsParser From: "Passin, Tom" <tpassin@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 16:54:49 -0400 |
> From: mankar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mankar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > but what exactly do you mean by that saxon can work with other parsers as > long as they use the right API.I mean i am just invoking saxon from > command > prompt, Ah, I see. Saxon is a java application that can be used from within java code, and it includes a command line wrapper as well. Inside that wrapper, by default it uses a particular parser, but can be told to use another. In fact, Saxon, when run from the command line, can be told to use different parsers for the source document and the stylesheet, if you wanted to do that for some reason. > but i also have installed MSXML parser.Does this mean that MSXML > does the parsing and then saxon proceeds with the transformation??If this > is the case, i imagine that if i completeley uninstall MSXML, then saxon > won't be able to proceed with any transformation!! No, msxml is not usable by Saxon. Any use of Saxon is unrelated to the use of msxml. Cheers, Tom P
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