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Why does Matlab still use the Saxon 6.5.5 XSLT and XQUERY processor when saxon9.jar has already been included in the $MATLABROOT/java/jarext directory? Is there a way to use saxon9 for XSL transformations instead of saxon6.5.5?
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Why does Matlab still use the Saxon 6.5.5 XSLT and XQUERY processor when saxon9.jar has already been included in the $MATLABROOT/java/jarext directory? Is there a way to use saxon9 for XSL transformations instead of saxon6.5.5?
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Why does Matlab still use the Saxon 6.5.5 XSLT and XQUERY processor when saxon9.jar has already been included in the $MATLABROOT/java/jarext directory? Is there a way to use saxon9 for XSL transformations instead of saxon6.5.5?
I want to use some XPATH/XSLT 2.0 functionality while processing schemas and xml files in matlab. Whenever I try using the xslt(...
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