I understand how to use the Xpath document() function to
import XML into XSL, then accessing individual node values
from that XML. That is, for example,
<xsl:variable name="extNode" select="document('foobar.xml')/myDoc"/>
<stuff>Title is <xsl:value-of select="$extNode/head/title"/></stuff>
What I would like to do, however, is to use the entire piece
of imported xml--tags and all:
Use <xsl:copy-of select="document('foobar.xml')"/>
This will copy the whole tree. Not actually the original tags, but near
enough.
Michael Kay
===========================
File foobar.xml:
<myDoc><x>foo</x><y>bar</y></myDoc>
===========================
File translate.xsl:
<!-- ??? -->
<xsl:variable name="extNode"
select="document('foobar.xml')"/> <stuff>Imported xml
here:<xsl:??? select="$extNode"/></stuff>
=========================== Output desired: <stuff>Imported
xml here:<myDoc><x>foo</x><y>bar</y></myDoc></stuff>
===========================
What is the XSL code to accomplish this?
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