> James,
>
> I would suggest using the cinclude transformer after your XSLT. Simply have your
> XSLT insert the
> ci:include elements for the documents you wish to include, and then add
> <map:transform
> type="cinclude"/> after your transformer. XSLT has the document() function, but
> that's not recommended.
>
> > -James
>
> Regards,
>
> Tony
>
Tony,
Thanks for the suggestion and I'll check it out. What I've ended up
doing temporarily is:
<xsl:copy-of select="document('../../html/header.xml')"/>
Why isn't this recommended? It seems to fail absolutely fine with
no side effects if header.xml doesn't exist or is not well-formed.
(i.e. it just isn't included). Is there something bad about it
I'm not seeing?
I'm assuming using <ci:include> I'll have to do something like:
<ci:include xmlns:ci="http://apache.org/cocoon/include/1.0";
src="../../html/header.xml"/>
(or maybe context://header.xml)
And include <map:transform type="cinclude"/> before or after the
initial transformation.
-James
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