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Dear friends,
The way the thread on the announcement (on XSLT 2.0 becoming an official W3C recommendation) got twisted in these last messages -- is really ridiculus. This thread is not about Java -- it is about XSLT 2.0. I believe there are more appropriate forums to complain about Java flaws. As a Saxon 8.x user I have never experienced any Java-related problems (BTW, what is Java? :o) ) and let me assure you that a lot of people like me most probably find this Java-flaws discussion totally inappropriate not only for this thread but also for this forum. This is what makes XSLT great -- I don't have to care about Java and I don't have to care about an operating system. The IDE I am using (the good ol' XSelerator) allows me to invoke each out of ten different XSLT (2.0 or 1.0) processors in a mouse click. So, in case somebody wants to pursue related topics in this forum, I'd suggest a title something as "Implementation-Language-independent IDE for XSLT" -- but definitely *not* this thread, please. Or, if somebody doesn't like XSLT 2.0 (no matter for what reasons), they shouldn't feel obliged to convince the rest of us that they are right -- I believe they are, the same way people, who are still writing in Assembler are right, given their circumstances.
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