Rick Lansky wrote: > > I have an XML document that contains xincludes. As part of the > formatting that our company requires for the document, I call an XMLMind > process that processes this XML document using an XSLT stylesheet. So > far so good. The problem is that when the stylesheet is applied to the > document, the xincludes get fully expanded; when the processing is done > I no longer have lines in the XML that are like... > > <xi:include href="<some url>" > xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude";></xi:include> > > Instead, this line has been replaced with the content of the file to > which this link points. When I execute this stylesheet from the command > line using xsltproc, this replacement only occurs if I include the > --xinclude flag in the command. Omitting this flag results in no > replacement, which is what I want. > > Is it possible to get the same level of control when applying > stylesheets from within an XMLMind process?
Sorry but the answer is no. The feature your describe is certainly very simple to implement, but we don't understand what is the usefulness of transforming the physical representation of an XML document (which is why this feature has not been implemented).
