Which java package conform to xpath&xslt 2.0 specification?

Or any conforming packages is close to release?
thanks..

There's currently no support for XPath 2.0/XSLT 2.0 in JAXP or in the JDK. The only free implementation I know of is Saxon. I believe you should be able to install it on top of JDK 5 or JDK 6. Hope this helps.

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More fundamentally is there anything explaining where and how 'native' EDQ (i.e. not additional packs like the Customer Data Services Pack) can be customised and for what typical purposes.
Thanks, Nik

Hi,
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Which java packages can calculate atom charges

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Which java API package contains Container class???????

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<b>aii.map.api</b>
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That's a class, not a pakcage.
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http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/Books/effectivejava/Chapter3.pdf
What are data1 and data2? Those are meaningless names and you never use them.
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I have a general question in terms of Service Releases of a SAP solution:
Is there an easy way to find out on which Support Package Level (or Support Package Stack) a Service Release (SR) of a SAP Solution (or NetWeaver itself) is based?
Can I get this information in the SAP Service Marketplace?
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Information sources
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Release Notes SP Stack 10
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SPS 09 September 5th, 2006 expand/hide
Download
Download SP Stack 09
Information sources
SP Stack Guide 09
Release Notes SP Stack 09
SPS 08 June 27th, 2006 expand/hide
Download
Download SP Stack 08
Information sources
SP Stack Guide 08
Documentation Patches -> SPS 08.
Release Notes SP Stack 08
SPS 07 April 11th, 2006 expand/hide
Download
Download SP Stack 07
Information sources
SP Stack Guide 07
Documentation Patches -> SPS 07.
Release Notes SP Stack 07
SR 1 April 7 th, 2006 expand/hide
SAP NetWeaver 2004s Support Release 1 (SR1) is a new installation and upgrade version (a new set of DVDs) including corrections (and features) provided with SP Stacks 01 to 06. It is a significant step towards a simpler installation of SAP NetWeaver 2004s up to and including SP Stack 06.
Since SAP NetWeaver 2004s SR1 is based on SP Stack 06 the next SP stack to be applied will be SP Stack 07.
Shipment
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SPS 06 Jan 31st, 2006 expand/hide
Download
Download SP Stack 06
Information sources
SP Stack Guide 06
Documentation Patches -> SPS 06.
Release Notes SP Stack 06
SPS 05 Dec 15th, 2005 expand/hide
Java part of Support Package Stack 05 was postsponed to December 15th.
Download
Download SP Stack 05
Information sources
SP Stack Guide 05
Documentation Patches -> SPS 05.
Release Notes SP Stack 05
The interesting bit is that SR1 was released in April; while SPS6 was available in
January. The same goes for SR2; released in December; while SPS9 was
available in September.
There is a gap of 3 months between the SPS was released and the SR is released
I assume that patches that have been released for the SPS are included in the SR
therefor a system that has SPS6 or SPS9 applied is not neccisarily the same as
SR1 or SR2.
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Kind regards,
Walter

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