You could implement Ken Holman's suggestion within a URIResolver.
Register a compile-time URIResolver, and have it recognize the *.xsl
appearing in the href argument. The URIResolver then returns a document
containing a list of xsl:include elements for the file in the directory,
wrapped in an xsl;stylesheet element.
What's the best way in Java of expanding the glob xsl_dir/*.xsl? The
suggestion here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/794381/how-to-find-files-that-match-a-wildcard-string-in-java
is to use the DirectoryScanner class from Ant, but there are other ideas
in that post that may be more practical.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
On 09/07/2012 22:57, Olivier XILLO wrote:
Hello,
I have a master XSL file that need to include/import several xsl files located
in a directory 'xsl_dir'.
However, I don't know in advance the number and names of xsl files.
So, I basically need to do something like :
<xsl:include href="xsl_dir/*.xsl"/>
I'm using XSLT2.0 with Saxon 9.3 HE.
Any idea on how I could achieve this ?
Thanks
Olivier
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