Hi
I have an XML file. This file has a refererence to another XML file,
which may have yet another reference to another XML file, and so on. I
would like to aggregate/combine all the files that I find without
redundancy (ie having the same file combined twice). Now, I know that
xinclude and XSP is useful here, but what I am talking about goes beyond
simply including data from a file, but recursing through piplelines or
somehow including XSLT capability in an XSP. I could probably do it with
an XSLT and document tag, but the cocoon XSLT FAQ says this is probably
not a good idea.
Any ideas on how to do this?
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Kamal Bhatt
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