Can an Application use the JAXP implementation specific packages/classes (such as Xalan) directly?
An application should not depend on JAXP implementation packages/classes (for example, Xalan) as they are subject to change. JAXP is an abstract layer over an XSLT processor and an XML parser, both of which are subject to change. For example, In J2SE 5.0, Xalan has been replaced by XSLTC (an XSL style sheet compiler). • Q. Where can I ask questions about JAXP? One place to ask questions about JAXP is with the provider of your implementation. For example, if you are using the Apache Xerces parser, use the xerces-j-user mailing list. For Apache implementations, see the XML mailing lists page for subscription information. One location where you can find Apache mailing list archives is at MARC. Sun also hosts a web-based Java and XML Forum where you can communicate with other JAXP users. • Q. Why do I get a warning about Namespace processing default values? JAXP has a namespaceAware property that is directly tied to the SAX 2.0 “http://xml.org/sax/features/namespaces” feature which control
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