On 2/1/07, Joe Fawcett <joefawcett(_at_)hotmail(_dot_)com> wrote:
I, on the other hand thought, their approach to customer relations dreadful.
My firm at the time bought six fully licensed copies, before I arrived,
which were not used for a couple of months until I arrived to work on a big
XSLT project.
When I started using it in earnest I found a bug in the document() function.
I tried to contact Altova for support but we were told that as it was more
than a month since purchase we were not entitled to any. It cost them
somewhat as we were going to buy licences for the remaining twelve people in
the department.
I haven't used much, XML Spy's built-in XSLT engine. I always used XML
Spy to invoke another XSLT engine (like Xalan-J or Saxon).
But my stylesheet development productivity (esp. XSL-FO) increased a
lot using XML Spy, as it provides good auto-fill feature and
stylesheet debugging facility.
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Regards,
Mukul Gandhi
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