Support XSLT 1.0 #13
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I'm not convinced this was an especially useful thing to do, but I was curious about whether or not it would be possible.
There's a new configuration setting:
cc:xslt10-classpath. This must identify the Saxon 6.5.5 jar file. It can be repeated to identify other paths or jars that are also needed.If there is at least one path in the
xslt10-classpath, then XML Calabash 3 will attempt to process XSLT 1.0 stylesheets with it. The interface is a bit crude, serializing the source and stylesheet into strings in order to pass them into the processor.It's all done with reflection and a custom
ClassLoaderso the Saxon 6.5.5 jar file does not have to be on the classpath, and probably shouldn't be as undoubtably it contains classes that would conflict with the Saxon 10 classes.