Off the top of my head, the docs are not properly updated.  But I'm
addled today; I may be making wild guesses here...

Both JAXP implementations (xsltc and xalan) should be able to use the
same parser: xercesImpl.jar currently.  Both implementations will
always need various DOM/SAX/JAXP interfaces around, so you'll always
need xml-apis.jar in the classpath.  (Note previously, these classes
were inside xalan.jar, which is why in the past you needed xalan.jar in
the classpath even when using xsltc).  xsltc also needs some additional
.jars: BCEL, Jlex, java_cup, runtime.

You should be able to use both processors at the same time, HOWEVER you
need to figure out how to specify the one you want through the
appropriate JAXP calls.  Basically, unless you explicitly specify a
choice, the JAXP FactoryFinder code will always return the
implementation that comes first on the classpath.  You'll have to
explicitly ask for whatever implementation comes later on the classpath
if you want to use that one in the middle of a program.

- Shane

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