xsl:include in site-specific stylesheet...

[Erik Brakkee <er...@brakkee.org>]

Hi,


I am developing a custom site-specific stylesheet which is in 
${projects.stylesheet-dir}.

 From this stylesheet I want to include a Forrest stylesheet (in this 
case dotdots.xsl), but I cannot figure out how to do this.
I would have expected <xsl:include href="dotdots.xsl"/> to work, but it 
doesn't.

What is the correct method for including Forrest stylesheets?

Cheers
  Erik

PS. I am using Forrest 0.7.

Re: xsl:include in site-specific stylesheet...

[David Crossley <cr...@apache.org>]

Erik Brakkee wrote:
> 
> I am developing a custom site-specific stylesheet which is in 
> ${projects.stylesheet-dir}.
> 
> From this stylesheet I want to include a Forrest stylesheet (in this 
> case dotdots.xsl), but I cannot figure out how to do this.
> I would have expected <xsl:include href="dotdots.xsl"/> to work, but it 
> doesn't.

Such relative references would work as expected.

> What is the correct method for including Forrest stylesheets?
> 
> PS. I am using Forrest 0.7.

With forrest-0.8-dev you will use the Locationmap.

There is an answer from Ross to me in the dev mail archives.
It was in relation to this:
plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.input.projectInfo/resources/stylesheets/changes2document.xsl:  <xsl:include href="dotdots.xsl"/> <!-- FIXME: howto include from forrest core -->
Using the svn log history ... around 11 Apr 2005

Also look at the core sitemaps for ways of passing a parameter
to each transformation. There was discussion and example about
that too in the recent archives. From dim memory it was me to Gav
about i18N.

-David