Nassar, Anthony wrote:
Look up the XmlResolver class in the MSDN; you can configure the
Transform object to come back to your implementation of XmlResolver and
ask you where the file actually is. If you can't find it, return an
empty XML document, or something like that.
IIRC, that is only available to Xml.Net, not to MSXML, isn't it? So to
use that feature you'll need access to a .net environment (in which case
you just as well could choose to start to use Saxon.Net for XSLT 2.0).
Cheers,
-- Abel Braaksma
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