Create your array as an xml document: e,g.:
<array>
<string>string one</string>
<string>string two</string>
</array>
Then pass the URI of this document as a string-valued
parameter, and use the document() function to access the array.
Another technique I use is to pass in a string that is well-formed xml,
and then use the saxon:parse() extension to turn it into a nodeset.
A different technique is to take your source xml and modify that to
include the parameter markup before it gets parsed, wrapping the whole
lot in a new root:
<root>
<param_array>..</param_array>
..
orignal source doc
..
</root>
You can then access the parameter info as part of the input XML.
cheers
andrew
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