[I removed the CC to exslt(_at_)lists(_dot_)fourthought(_dot_)com]
But that isn't a big problem. You can use element-available within
xsl:when to test for the availability of the
exslt:include-compiled-module instruction, and, if it's not available,
fall back on normal xsl:include
As others have said you could use a custom attribute on xsl:include or,
if you want to use a different element (which is more flexible in some
ways) the stylesheet author could make its use conditional using
xsl:use-when= on the extension element and and use-when (with a negated
test) on xsl:include
David
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