RE: running msxml3 from command line

Sebastian,

You wrote:
> It would be excellent if you were to publish your current bug list,
> and a current list of features waiting to be implemented. any chance
> of that?  does corporate policy allow it? MSXML is now so close to
> completion that I at least am unclear what *is* missing (apart from
> unparsed-entity-uri); what do *you* know is broken?

There is a bug list for the July release on
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/xml/general/msxml_buglist.asp that is
presumably updated periodically (the support team updates it periodically).
However, this doesn't seem to include not-yet-implemented features, such as
the unparsed-entity-uri.  The NYI features *I* know about are as follows:

1. Namespace axis
2. unparsed-entity-uri
3. only have partial implementation of format-number

Beyond this, there's just minor clean-up, bug-fixing, and some XPath perf
work.

~Andy Kimball
MSXSL Dev


-----Original Message-----
From: Sebastian Rahtz
[mailto:sebastian.rahtz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2000 2:56 PM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: running msxml3 from command line


Andrew Kimball writes:

 > You're right, my interpretation was wrong.  I'm glad this came up.  I'll
fix
 > this for the next release.
 > 
 > ~Andy Kimball
 > MSXSL Dev

It would be excellent if you were to publish your current bug list,
and a current list of features waiting to be implemented. any chance
of that?  does corporate policy allow it? MSXML is now so close to
completion that I at least am unclear what *is* missing (apart from
unparsed-entity-uri); what do *you* know is broken?

Sebastian


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