RE: XSLT engine performance

> It would be interesting to see Suns XSLT compiler (a.k.a "translets")
> included. I have used it, and am impressed. It is easier to use and more
> compliant than I had expected (it is still a "technology preview") and,
> subjectively, seems very fast.
> 
	[MHK>]  I had a look and a lot of the features they haven't
implemented yet are the ones that caused me performance headaches, so I
should hold judgement until it's finished. I do think the idea is very
promising.

	Though I do wonder - why has no-one ever produced a successful SQL
compiler?

	Mike Kay


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