Hi,
OK, I was more thinking along the lines of marketshare originating from
proven track record and respect, as is the case with Apache web server.
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Although I use Linux at home, and Solaris 2.8 at home, I do not have a
personal problem with Bill. Other solutions are just better (Apache, Mozilla)
and/or cheaper (Linux, OpenOffice).
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When (if) I run into XSLT problems which are beyond Sablotron, I will look at
Saxon as it has the highest chance that any problems have already surfaced
somewhere else and solved by someone else. Or is that too bleeding edge?
Cas
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