Re: [xsl] reliability of MSXML
by David Carlisle other posts by this author
Nov 8 2001 4:46PM messages near this date
RE: [xsl] reliability of MSXML
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RE: [xsl] reliability of MSXML
> A little strong, I think. David already pointed out that the 1.1
> draft is worded such that to emit a warning would in fact be a
> non-conformance.
Although I do in fact agree with Daniel that having a widely distributed
processor that implements 1.1 rather than 1.0 by default is a real pain.
Given the choice, I'd rather have conformance to a rec and non
conformance to a withdrawn working draft than the other way round.
Having just spent a few hours trying to get a few thousand lines of
stylesheet (written by someone else) that was working on saxon to work
in MSXML by removing all the hidden 1.1 dependencies, I know how the
original poster feels.
David
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