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> But do I read this correctly as saying I need an XQuery parser to use > this? well to use the xquery to xslt convertor you need an xquery parser to kick things off. The W3C working group make a java open source one available except that they have failed to update the page properly since the september release (which is the main reason I never really announced xq2xml, it's been stalled since August as I waited for the september specs and since then there hasn't been a usable parser on a public page, and the code no longer works with the April parser.) But if you just want to pass the pre-converted XSLT version of the test suite through your XSLT engine, then you don't need any Xquery system, You just take the zip file of XSLT files from the xq2xml distribution and the Zip file of the Xquery test suite from the W3C and run each xslt file with inputs as specified in the test suite catalog. In each case, inputs need to be specified using parameters, the implicit input is not used, and processing starts with a template called main, so in saxon you do something like saxon8 -it main Queries/XQueryXSLT/expressions/foo/bar/test006.xsl +input-context=TestSources/bib.xml or whatever. David ________________________________________________________________________ This e-mail has been scanned for all viruses by Star. The service is powered by MessageLabs. For more information on a proactive anti-virus service working around the clock, around the globe, visit: http://www.star.net.uk ________________________________________________________________________
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