Fraser> Is it possible to pass in an XML fragment as a param and
Fraser> then access nodes in the fragment as well as those in the
Fraser> main source instance ?? For example could I compare a
Fraser>I haven't come across data: before. I thought that the document()
function
Fraser>accepted a resolvable URI as a parameter, so does the use of data:
provide a
Fraser>sort of resolver itself then ?
Note thet document(data: isn't for the case that you are passing in an
XML fragment, it is for the case that you are passing in a string with
some XML markup.
A simpler is just to pass in the XML document itself as the parameter.
then your xsl just looks like
<xsl:param name="otherdoc" select="/.."/>
...
<xsl:apply-templates select="$otherdoc/whatever/path/you/need"/>
...
Thus your xsl doesn't need any functions at all.
How you pass in a node st (typicall, but not always as a DOM object of
some sort) as a parameter depends on the system you are using. Certainly
xalan saxon etc can do this (from the java api, if not from the command
line) but I can't say about xml spy.
David
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