On 01/10/2010 11:04, Costello, Roger L. wrote:
I believe that it assumes machine B is running a web server, correct?
No, not correct.
The whole point of URL's is that they provide a Uniform syntax for
locating stuff, so from XSLT you can never refer to a "file system path"
You always refer to a URL an tne your underlying system translates that
to whatever the host requires.
I suggested using a http scheme URL but that doesn't necessarily mean
you have to use a http server (but why not, you probably have one
installed on the machine already) but if you don't want to run a http
server you can still use a http scheme URI or any other scheme you
choose, and just arrange to use a local URI entity resolver that does
whatever needs doing
David
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