So as far as I can tell, this stylesheet cannot even be used to drive
other Java-based XSLT processors, let alone processors written in
other languages?
probably the case, yes.
I think I'll wait for the official XSLT test suite, and write my own
driver.
Basically you need to qrite a driver to hook up your processor to the
specified tests. In the case of XQuery the test suite gives no hint
about what you should do I make mine available so anyone needing to do
something similar can look at that example, but it's unlikely to be
usable off the shelf. Especially the parts that allow you to log error
results without actually halting the test with a fatal error are likely
to be highly processor specific.
David
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