Mea culpa.
A relatively simple mistake...
This works:
document('http://localhost:8080/cocoon215/basic/docs/doc.xml')
So does this:
document($file-to-get)
But this does not!!
document('$file-to-get')
Nor, in fact, does this:
document('D:\tomcat41\webapps\cocoon\basic\docs\doc.xml')
Lesson learnt - hmmm? Need to understand syntax better!
Derek
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It appears that the XPath document function, under Cocoon,
will only access files using OS-specific path reference:
i.e.
document('D:\tomcat41\webapps\cocoon\basic\docs\doc.xml')
works, but
document('http://localhost:8080/cocoon215/basic/docs/doc.xml')
does not! I guess this is a Xalan issue, as the W3C XSLT reference
says:
" An XSLT processor is not required to support any particular URI
schemes.
The documentation for an XSLT processor should specify which URI
schemes
the XSLT processor supports."
Q: what's the best way to inform my stylesheet of the document path
in such a way that, if I move the app to another OS (eg UNIX), the
stylesheets will still work...
Thanks
Derek
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