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Thomas, > i have xml - documents containing footnotes, e.g. > > <footnote nr=b1b> b&. Text </footnote> > b& > <footnote nr=bxyb>b& Text </footnote> > > The documents are processed by XSLT (Saxon). > > Within this I have to process and sort these footnotes in a very special manner. So i want to use java to do this. with the exception of the last sentence your question would qualify for this list easily. As we like to think XSLT is a complete language, why would you want to use Java, if there is a challenge in sight. So, what is the "special manner" which, you think, can not be sorted using XSLT? - Michael
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