Hi Oliver,
when the content.xml is processed, the base reference of the document()
function is pointing to the ZIP root.
Therefore you have to zip your sourceB.xml, if you want to access it
with XSLT in the manner you mentioned.
If you want to open an arbitrary XML file outside of the ZIP during your
transformation it will become a little harder.
Easiest way: you would use an HTTP URL and put sourceB.xml on a webserver.
Svante
Oliver Brinzing wrote:
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Hi,
i tried to create a xslt filter to merge the information from two *.xml docs
into one writer doc ...
till now i managed to build the content.xml via a batch file:
set ooPath=D:\programs\soffice
set classPath=%ooPath%\program\classes
set
classes="%classPath%\xalan.jar;%classPath%\xml-apis.jar;%classPath%\xercesImpl.jar"
java -cp %classes% org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -IN .\files\sourceA.xml -XSL
.\filters\report.xsl
- -OUT content.xml
inside "report.xls" i get information from "sourceB.xml" via
<xsl:variable name="sourceB" select="document('sourceB.xml',
/)/DATAPACKET/ROWDATA"/>
this works perfect as long as i do not install the filter inside oo ...
using file -> open -> "sourceA.xml" to import my report fails, cause
"sourceB.xml" is not found ...
document() points to \soffice\user\xslt\MyFilter ...
any hints ?
Oliver
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