Hi Martin!!

FYI, sorry, I wanted to let you know that I wasn't ignoring your messages on
purpose :(!!B  I just looked in Spam folder in Yahoo email and only then saw
your messages.
Again, my apologies...
Jim





   On Wednesday, August 7, 2024 at 11:48:37 AM EDT, Martin Honnen
martin.honnen@xxxxxx <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:




 On 07/08/2024 17:36, ohaya ohaya@xxxxxxxxx wrote:




  From those threads above, it sounds like what I thinking of doing is
POSSIBLE, but one of the requirements is the availability of an extension:
  ext:node-set
  So I wanted to find out:
  a) How can I check that the XSLT processor supports that extension?B  Is
there like a small XSLT that I can test that would tell me whether or not the
XSLT processor that is running the XSLT supports that ext:node-set
extension?B B 




Use https://www.w3.org/TR/xslt-10/#function-function-available to check from
within XSLT if a certain function is available.

Most XSLT 1.0 processors support exsl:node-set in the namespace
http://exslt.org/common, with the exception of older Microsoft products like
MSXML or XslTransform which instead support a node-set extension function in a
Microsoft namespace.

Not sure about Xalan, I think the Java product has support for a Xalan
specific namespace as well as the EXSLT namespace.





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