In XSLT1 the answer was no, but in xslt2 (which you are using) you can
use the base-uri() function to get the absoulte uri of the
filename. This isn't quite the same as the fllename eg on windows if you
pass in a relative filepath of folder\file.xml
base-uri()
is likely to be
file:///c:/the/full/path/to/folder/file.xml
however that's usually good enough to use with the replace() function to
generate a required URI to use with xsl:result-document for the output
file name.
David
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