> If you're using document() heavily, there are some known issues regarding
> whether/when/how-long a DTM is retained in memory. There's a PI that can be
> used as a workaround in the common case of an <xsl:for-each> with a
> document()-based expression in its select, but a general and automated
> answer is still being developed.
I think I have the same problem with some stylesheets of mine
that are often calling document() up to 100 times. Should it
be possible to have the PI extended also to the case of
document() in head position inside the select of a xsl:copy-of?
(Yeah, I know I can rewrite the stylesheet using xsl:for-each,
but the stylesheets become more ugly...)
Thanks,
C.S.C.
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