Am 08.07.2008 um 01:29 schrieb Steven Ericsson-Zenith:
Dear list,
What is the optimal way to copy a results document? So, what one
would like perhaps is:
<xsl:result-document
href="file1.xhtml,file2.xhtml">
</xsl:result-document>
Is the optimal way to do this to assign the page output to a
variable and then dump it in two consecutive result-documents?
I would not use a variable, but a named template which is called
twice. In many situations the XSLT performance is so good, you would
not notice any delay.
I would say the general way is to avoid redundancies like this. And I
guess this request has nothing to do with the XML content, but rather
some obscure requirements down the line. So, do not burden your XSLT
with such issues. Just use a command line command to duplicate the
file when needed.
- Michael
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