Saxon

Legacy ID: #5635864 Legacy Poster: Michael Kay (mhkay)

I'm pleased you've got it working and I look forward to giving it a try. I prefer not to issue things like this myself - it adds to the testing load and the support load. Rather, please issue it yourself, and use the Saxon project wiki to reference it as a third-party add-on.

Legacy ID: #5636046 Legacy Poster: Ivan Latysh (ivanlatysh)

Than I will set-up google code project for it, and when it is up, I will add a link from Saxon WIKI to the project. Also I would like to run the full XPath and XQuery compliance test on the driver, to make sure that all bugs has been nailed. Can you advice me on easiest way of doing it.

Legacy ID: #5636099 Legacy Poster: Michael Kay (mhkay)

>Also I would like to run the full XPath and XQuery compliance test on the driver, to make sure that all bugs has been nailed. Can you advice me on easiest way of doing it. W3C publish an XQuery 1.0 test suite, which is publicly available, and an XSLT 2.0 test suite, which is restricted to W3C members only. Saxon's test drivers for both are included in the saxon-resources download. Basically, your main task is to modify the driver so that it loads the source document for the query into your "JCR" data structure, instead of into a standard Saxon TinyTree.