On Tue, 05 Jun 2001 20:22:31 +0200, Oskar Werewka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does the use of xsl include affects much performance?
> If it is used once COCOON will cache somehow the
> combined style sheet or will read the source files each time?
The XSLT processor creates a Templates instance for the whole,
combined stylesheet, including all of the xsl:included documents,
e.g. the transitive closure. That's why the XSLT specification doesn't
allow for something like:
<xsl:include href="$param"/>
Cocoon caches the resultant Templates object; however it's unclear to
me right now if the caching mechanism is able to detect modifications
of the included documents, and correctly regenerate the Templates
object.
Regards,
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