Document() function

[Matteo Colombo <mt...@inwind.it>]

I tried to use something like that <xsl:variable name="profilixml"
select="document(Users.xml)"/> but It dosen't work.
Is it Cocoon that ignore document() function?
I'm asking that because it's a little bit strange, infact Cocoon use Xalan
as XSLT processor, and with Xalan document() function works well. So where's
the problem?

Thanks in advance.

Ciao Matteo



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Re: Document() function

[Christian Parpart <cp...@surakware.net>]

On Tuesday 29 May 2001 20:37, you wrote:
> I tried to use something like that <xsl:variable name="profilixml"
> select="document(Users.xml)"/> but It dosen't work.
you should write it in that way:

<xsl:variable name="profilixml" select="document('Users.xml')"/>

because you need to set Users.xml in ' ', too.

> Is it Cocoon that ignore document() function?

No, it's the part of Xalan.

> I'm asking that because it's a little bit strange, infact Cocoon use Xalan
> as XSLT processor, and with Xalan document() function works well. So
> where's the problem?
>

Perhaps, he can't find the users.xml, the path to the file for the document 
function needs to be relative to the XSL-stylesheet document, NOT the XML 
document.

> Thanks in advance.
>

You're welcome.

> Ciao Matteo
>

Christian Parpart
http://www.surakware.net

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