Bob Stayton wrote: > When XMLMind creates a referenced inclusion from one part of a document > to another part, it uses an XInclude with an empty href attribute. This > is permitted by the XInclude standard for referencing the same document. > However, I'm having difficulties processing documents with such references. > > The xsltproc processor with --xinclude reports that they are recursive > references, even though the xpointer attribute identifies only one > element, and it is not recursive. > > The Xerces 2.7.1 and 2.9.0 processors with XInclude enabled report > errors like this: > > "org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Include operation failed, > reverting to fallback. Resource error reading file as XML > (href=''). Reason: An xpointer was specified that points > to a location in the source infoset. This location cannot > be accessed due to the streaming nature of the processor." > > Has anyone succeeded in processing files with such XIncludes?
No. That's why one needs to *restrict* herself/himself to basic things when creating modular documents with XMLmind XML Editor. What to do is described here: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/user/tutorial_modular_document.html#interchangeable_modular_documents Note that these restrictions are *not* needed when the document is processed within XMLmind XML Editor. XMLmind XML Editor always submits a single, ``flattened'', XML file to the XSLT processor (Saxon 6.5.5) it invokes.
