W3C implementation

[Lode Vanacken <bl...@hotmail.com>]

Hi,

I was wondering if Xerces-j does implement anything that is not in the w3c 
standard.
I don't know any parse extra's, but from Saxon the XSLT proccesor I know 
there are some extra's like this one: saxon:evaluate()

does anyone know any for xerces-j?

Thanks
Lode

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Re: W3C implementation

[Andy Clark <an...@apache.org>]

Lode Vanacken wrote:
> I was wondering if Xerces-j does implement anything that is not in the 
> w3c standard.
> I don't know any parse extra's, but from Saxon the XSLT proccesor I know 
> there are some extra's like this one: saxon:evaluate()
> 
> does anyone know any for xerces-j?

Xerces adds a lot of functionality not explicitly defined
in W3C standards. But at the same time, it strives to be a
completely compliant parser with respect to W3C standards.

Check out the Features and Properties documentation for
information about additional functionality that Xerces
supports.

-- 
Andy Clark * andyc@apache.org



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