Re: xslt question

[Larry_Mason at i2 dot com]

By the way, it is a great book.  I highly recommend it.  It has saved me
numerous development hours already.  Kudos to Michael.
Larry



     Sorry, Pankaj, I don't know where you got your information, but the
final specification for XSLT is out.  Check www.w3c.org if you don't have a
copy.


                              Brendan

: hello  Michael  Kay,
:   I would like to have an opinion on your part. Though you have published
: the book on xslt but the final specifications are not out yet.
:  How do you justify us buying this book when the specifications are not
: clear. In other terms could you highlight what the book could provide
with
: the specifications in the current scenario with a scope for the new ones.
:
: Thanks,
:
: Pankaj
:
: ----- Original Message -----
: From: "Kay Michael" <Michael.Kay@icl.com>
: To: <xsl-list@mulberrytech.com>
: Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 1:04 PM
: Subject: RE: xslt question
:
:
: > > I think i am fortunate enough to know that you
: > > have authored a book on the same (XML, XSL, XSLT
: > > etc...etc...).  Can you pl
: > > give me details on the title and is it also available in
: > > India or can I get a copy on the net.
: > >
: > XSLT programmer's Reference by Michael Kay, published by Wrox Press.
: >
: > Details on www.wrox.com, or just search www.amazon.com for "XSLT".
: >
: > I'm sure there must be a distributor in India, but Amazon ship
worldwide.
: >
: > Mike Kay
: >
: > (Incidentally, some people may have noticed that Amazon have David
Sussman
: > down as a second author. He's listed in the Wrox catalogue data as an
: > "additional contributor" because he drafted some of the reference
material
: > for Appendix A. It would be interesting to know how Amazon transform
the
: > data they get from Wrox!)
: >



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