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Rob Newman wrote:
Abel and others, Well, that's a question I like to answer, but I am a bit reluctant doing so, because of the possibility of a "who's the best" discussion. However, here's a go: if you stick to XSLT 1.0, there are quite enough processors around you can choose from, and xsltproc is one of them. Saxon, which has my preference, has a very good error notification, which helps me a lot while designing XSLT (in your example case: it pointed at the exact location of the syntax error) If you go to XSLT 2, there are currently three choices (iirc), of which Saxon 8 is the most standards compliant and stable. Others are Gestalt and AltovaXml. All have free or open source versions, but licenses differ. Saxon 8B works from Java and .NET and is open source, Gestalt works with Eiffel (which, I believe, also works with .NET) and is also open source, and AltovaXml only comes as a binary for Windows, I believe. Last thing I heard is that Gestalt is getting closer to compliancy, Saxon is very-veryclose and AltovaXml, well, search the list for earlier discussions, but there is no documentation or list that shows its real status and different users have different experiences. -- Abel
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