>Michael Kay: can SAXON run as a stand-alone XPath 3.0 processor? If
no, are you planning to create a stand-alone XPath 3.0 processor?
Saxon certainly allows you to run XPath queries directly from a Java or
.NET API, which is what matters to most end-users.
There's a requirement/opportunity for a software component that only
does XPath and not XSLT or XQuery, which could be a tiny fraction of the
size of Saxon, packaged in a way that makes it suitable for integration
as a component into other products. Saxon's not currently well packaged
for that role.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
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