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I have some XQuery files, which are generally crafted for syntax checking of atomic types xs:ID and xs:IDREF.
Is there any pure XSLT way (except any third party like zorba! or marklogic or without using java custom extension functions.
So far I’ve thought to write extension functions(using «xsl:function»). If anyone have any other idea? Suggestions are welcome.
If you want to mix XSLT and XQuery then I think you need a product allowing that with the help of extension functions, like Saxon does with http://www.saxonica.com/documentation/extensions/functions/query.xml.