Hi,
Don't know if this will help or not, but I had a frustrating experience that
sounds similar - so HTH...
I had a similar problem using MSXML with XML Schemas that have
include/imports that GET from a linux server. After screaming and yelling at
my computer I checked the server logs and saw that MSXML (or IE) changes the
case. So if your filename is camelCased (like your myFile.xslt) and your
server is linux/unix, you may be sending myfile.xslt which does not exist on
the linux server (it has myFile.xslt - linux is case-sensitive, windows is
not).
But if your stuff works with a full URL, then it is probably something else.
I'll post this in case someone else comes across it...
Best,
-Rob
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Ok, here is a tricky one. I'm trying to use the
xsl:include element in
a stylesheet.
<xsl:inlude href="myFile.xslt"/>
This works fine if you use it directly from an xml
file as an attached
stylesheet. However, when I use it to do a
transformation via "msxml"
transformNode function I get an access denied error.
It turns out that
the include needs to be an absolute URI in this
case(not doable in my
project). setting xml:base works fine in Mozilla, but
I don't think
it's implimented in IE because it doesn't work.
Any help would be great, thanks!
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