Which XSLT versions are support by Oracle BPEL? v1.1 or v2.0?

Which XSLT versions are support by Oracle BPEL? v1.1 or v2.0?
As far as I heard v1.1 is the highest version but some functions of v2.0 are supported as well.
Is this true?
If yes: Which XSLT functions of v2.0 are supported?
Does it matter if I change the
version="1.1"
attribute in the topmost
<xsl:stylesheet......>
tag?
Which XSLT processor is built-in/used?
Peter

XSL mapper in BPEL supports 1.0 only in-built. And this is true for 11g also. However, we can declare <xsl:stylesheet version = 2.0 ... and use all xpath 2.0 functions. I have used few of them and has been successful so far. Once you declare version as 2.0 the only issue will be that XSL's visual GUI mapper will not work in JDeveloper and you will need to modify the code from the source.

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