Re: [xml-dev] The <any/> element: bane of security or savior of versioning?

> The rub is that the free version of SAXON, which is
> excellent, only does castable for the built-in primitives, not the
> built-in derived types, from what I am told.

That's what the XSLT spec mandates at the "basic" conformance level.
Howver saxon B (the free one) can know about all the built in types
(which it does by default for xquery anyway, due to xquery's different
conformance requirements) if you specify an option (whose name escapes
me this morning)

David

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