Mike Brown wrote:
"Two documents are treated as the same document if they are
identified by the same URI".
Have you investigated what it would take to extend the URI resolver class that
your XSLT processor uses? This varies from processor to processor, but if you
can do that, then you could make your own URI scheme, and have your resolver
process your custom URIs as necessary. The main thing the class need to do is
find the right document and return it as a stream. Check your processor docs.
I forgot to mention, your XSLT processor might still cache the result of the
document() call even if you use a custom URI scheme; you'll need to ensure
that the URIs are different each time. You can just make it part of your
scheme... like
document('myscheme:/IgnoreThis123/some%20key') would return the root node of
the document your resolver got from the db using "some key".
- Mike
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