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I've done a google but can't see anyone talking about a solution.

Is there a proper way of plugging in Saxon so that Spring MVC uses it for its XSLT views instead of whatever comes with the JDK, which is still 1.0 ?

(Haven't tried myself, in a rush, so just wondered if anyone out there has already done this and if so how).

Thanks.

Dino Fancellu
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    I don't know, but if it does make the engine pluggable then it almost certainly uses the JAXP factory mechanism to achieve it, so try it out: set the java.xml.transform.TransformerFactory property, set the jaxp.debug property, and give it a whirl. – Michael Kay Apr 29 '13 at 08:07

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Its as Michael says. Basically just put the Saxon jar(s) on the classpath. I imagined it could be, but didn't like to assume, and simply couldn't find a mention of anyone saying so. So now it has been mentioned hopefully others will find this useful.

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