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Hello, Michael Kay. Thanks for your note:
I think you need to
explain why you feel you need to do this. You say "I need to be able to
traverse the entire collection" but that doesn't appear to justify doing it
this way.
What transformation are you actually trying to perform?
The transformation I'm trying to perform creates a series of groups
from the source document based on different criteria and does
lookups. It provides the results as a set of tables in the output
document. Using the <xsl:for-each/> approach creates repeated sets
of results, one for each input document. I also tried:
<xsl:apply-templates select="collection('collection.xml')/yourcontent"/>
This led to the same output, where I got the combined results once
for each document in the collection, which seems strange.
Does this make sense?
Craig B.
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