concat({$jar},'resources/xfunctions.xsl'
That would be an XPath syntax error: you never have {} braces in Xpath
(except as part of a string literal of course), you'd presumably also
want to insert a '/' otherwise you would end up with
...GTInfo.jarresources/xfunctions.xsl
but anyway the href on xsl:import is a compile time feature: you can
only have a literal URI there you can not dynamically build up the URI
using concat or variable references as teh import has to be done before
any variables are vound.
so you can't do
<xsl:import href="concat(
David
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