Hello Robert,

the only thing I can imagine at the moment is the missing or wrong namespace declaration of XInclude. What does "does not work" mean? Do you get any error message?

Joerg

Dr. Robert Spiske wrote:
Hello!

(Using: Cocoon 2.0/Tomcat 3.3.1/Linux)

To ease my users writing XML I introduced a Tag:
<include href="file" id="someid" />

Now I try to get three transformers working in a row.
The first XSLT changes the above include to:

<xi:include href="file" /> (Droped the xpointer stuff because it's not the problem)

After that I call <map:tranform type="xinclude" /> and it does not work.
The third transformer is again an XSLT that should make nice HTML.

Note:
If I don't call the xinclude transformer everything works.
If I write the <xi:include .../> line in the file and call the xinclude transformer first,
everything works.
But if I call the xinclude after the first xslt it does not work.

Does anyone have an idea ?

Thanks
Robert

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