Take a look at the date and time functions at http://www.exslt.org/ Some of
these have implementations in the form of templates that you can add to any
stylesheet, regardless which processor you are using.

Mike Kay

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> What is the general approach to date formatting? Is there any work to
> get time and date formatting into the standard?
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> The most tempting approach currently is to add an extension function
> to Xalan. But I am not all that happy to build a custom solution that
> I might not get to work in other Java TrAX implementations.
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