The actual xslt I've been hacking has an x:replace()
function replacing certain characters (u/v i/y thorn/th) for
Note that the xslt2 way of doing comparisons that are insensitive to such
differences is really to specify a collation that does the right thing.
However if saxon doesn't provide (or give acces to a java) collation
that does the right thing for you that would mean writing (er something)
in java that saxon sees as a collation, in which case you might find it
easier to do a string replace within xslt. (I probably would, but my
xslt is rather better than by java).
David
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