Have a look on the <xsl :document>.
I guess that it should be useful for you.
This tag is like a fork for a stream.
In your XSL file, when you use this tag you redirect the output.
...
<p>some text redirect to the standard stream</p>
<xsl:document href="request{$id}.xml" method="xml">
<!-- all inside document is redirected to href -->
<xsl:apply-templates select="MyContentTag"/>
</xsl:document>
<p>another text redirect to the standard stream</p>
Laurent Trillaud
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Objet : How to serialize a XML file to disk?
Hi all :)
We're doing a college work on cocoon and xml harvester potencial, and we
would like to know if we can grab a given XML file (on the web) to a
location on harddisk for a repository then work with it..
TIA
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