Dear David,
in my settings.xml i have something like
etc ...
<urls>
<api>ho</api>
<global>global</global>
<bilder>bilder</bilder>
<js>js</js>
<xsl>xsl</xsl>
</urls>
etc...
Now this file is at the absolute path /ho/global/xml
In my application.xsl at /ho/api/xsl i want include my settings.xsl like
like pseudo-code <xsl:include
href="concat('/',document('/ho/global/xml/settings.xml')/root/urls/api,'/',document('/ho/global/xml/settings.xml')/root/urls/global,'/xsl/settings.xsl')"/>
which transform the xml-string at / (root) which starts the process.
It is a circuit, it seems impossible to get a selection in my application.xsl
declared at settings.xml in node <urls>.
In other words,
i want define in a second xml my url-patterns and use these paths by selecting
it from my transforming stylesheets, which use these paths in order to include
other xml and xsl files.
I think it is like try to answer which was first, the egg or the chicken.
Thanks,
Hans
Is there a workaround with purely client-side xsl to selecting a url with a
variable ?
xsl:include/xsl:import are compile time includes, it happens before any
variables are evaluated, so the answer to your question as written is no.
However there may be a way to get the functionality you want it depends
what that is, for example you can include the stylesheets each of which
declares templates in different modes, then use a variable to select the
mode to use. Or there may be other alternatives, it depends in the setup
that you have...
David
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