Please read the reply that George Cristian Bina sent you: you can use
the fn:collection() function to your purpose in XSLT 2.0
Another option is to use Kernow For Saxon, written by Andrew Welch, it
can do this automatically for you: http://kernowforsaxon.sourceforge.net/
If you want to write extension functions, you can do so, just consult
the manual of the processor you use. You cannot embed any language into
XSLT (though MS parsers allow you to embed JScript, but this is
considered a grand Bad Idea).
If you just want to concatenate several files, you can use type in
DOS/Windows. A simple Batch file should get you there (just pipe the dir
listing to the type command and redirect to any file you choose).
Cheers,
Abel
J. S. Rawat wrote:
Can I embed Perl script within XSLT? or Can I call external perl file?
and HOW!!!!
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