Can you explain more about putting it into the
internal declaration subset?
if the <!ENTITY declaration is in a file other than teh main xml file
and XML parser is allowed to not read the otherfile and so not see the
entity declaration.
If it is in the main file inside the
<!DOCTYPE xxx [
entity dec goes here
]>
then the XML parser is not allowed to skip that and so the entity
declaration should definitely be available for the xslt engine to use
with unparsed-entity-uri
David
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