xsl:include is a compile-time facility, it is done long before your
stylesheet gets anywhere near a source document, so you can't make it
conditional on the document content.
What you appear to need is a processing pipeline (implemented say using
XProc, but there are many other possible vehicles) that looks at the
document and decides which of 6 stylesheets to apply based on its content.
You could put all the logic into one stylesheet (e.g. using multiple
modes) and then despatch at run-time based on the document content, but
I think that would make your application less maintainable.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
On 27/10/2010 08:17, Siddhi Thakkar wrote:
Dear Experts,
I have 6 types of documents and their corresponding 6 xslts. What I want to do is create one main xslt and
based on one of the attribute values of input, I want to give an xslt name that is to be included. For example,
if the root element of input is<root a="1"> then I want to include 'one.xsl'. Similarly, if
the root element is<root a="2"> then 'two.xsl'. I am using version 1.0 and Saxon/JDOM as xslt
processor.
Please give your inputs on this problem.
Thanks very much,
Siddhi
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