Daivd,
with an external static file it works properly, but I need to pass the
xml stream at runtime... in this case what should I do?
:-/
e.
2009/4/16 David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk>:
is: is there a way to encode this xml file in some way
and see it as a normal xpath variable?
no doubt there will be, but the simplest way may well be but if you do
this:
document($params)/
then you avoid the need to build teh document tree externally and pass
it i, you just need "parsms" to be a string with a value like
"myfile.xml"
then the xslt document function will handle parsing teh xml and
returning a node set.
Get it working using a fixed string first
document('myfile.xml')/query-params/param/@name"
then if you need to make the file name a global parameter do that
afterwards.
David
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