Oh, you caught that! I thought it might slip by after I sent it and realized it
myself. Yes, I did get it right in the book.
More pluses/minuses on Xerces and Xalan:
Xalan Java is the XSLT processor, which was 843 KB last time I checked. It
depends on Xerces by default, which was/is around 1.5 MB. The plus is that you
can use Xalan with other XML parsers that support DOM 2/SAX 1.
Scott
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> To my knowledge, Xerces is an XML parser, and Xalan does the XSLT stuff.
> Hope you got that right in your book :-).
