At 2009-03-31 20:37 -0500, Scott Trenda wrote:
Just a thought (maybe someone's done it already)... is there some 
sort of Acid test for XSLT processors?

An old (and very limited and focused) one I published in 2003 is 
available here:



  http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/resources/acid



... which only tests the support of entities by the XML processor 
used in the XSLT processor.  I use entities in my stylesheets and way 
back when some XSLT processors had problems reading my 
stylesheets.  I created this test with an extreme and contrived 
example which incorporates the XML features I use in a more 
meaningful approach in my work.



It does not test XSLT functionality, which is what I know you are 
asking for, but it does test an aspect of XSLT processing that an 
XSLT test suite may not incorporate:  the appropriate support of XML 
features by the XML processor.



I hope this helps.



. . . . . . . . . . . .  Ken



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