I also seems that you can't get round it. As it uses the composite file name
to identify the directory to look in. Adding a directory path in front of
the file name will have no effect as it just removes the directory path as
well when constructing the root directory to start looking in so you end up
picking up everything again.

The other alternative would be to use the 3 parameter API but in this case
the location only seems to come into play if you specify an absolute path,
i.e. file:/my/test/dir etc. Not ideal in our testing environment

So, it's always difficult to reverse engineer the original intention by
looking at the code but I expect it's to do with making sure that the system
knows about everything you might inlude from your composite file.  I'm sure
Luciano wrote some pages about this kind of thing but I can't find them.

I think we should make the default domain just load what you have asked it
to load. I note that Sebastien is proposing to do some on-demand
contribution code so I'm not going to dive into the code and start changing
things just at the moment. I've worked round this for the time being by
putting everything I need in a single composite file and making sure that
works.

Simon

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