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From: Michael Kay
You've had several responses with different views on the
probability of failure, but to make a decision you need to
assess the other two variables, and it's unlikely that
anyone but you can do that.
I think we're starting to see one risk disappear, namely
the risk of being locked into a single supplier. There are
now three XSLT 2.0 processors released, and I'm sure we'll
see others in the next few months. (I have no idea, of
course, what quality they will be.)
Confused Michael. Yours, Colins and .....?
Whose is the third please?
regards DaveP
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