On 28/08/2013 17:17, Eliot Kimber wrote:
I tried to find an answer to this question but neither Google nor MarkMail
revealed a definitive answer.
I have code that constructs a document using <xsl:document> and then passes
it to a 3rd-party function library that expects the input document to have a
URI so that it can then resolve relative URI references.
Based on my reading of the XSLT 2 spec and what I could find in my searches,
it appears that there is no standard way to define a document URI for
documents created using <xsl:document>.
This seems like a bit of an oversight in the spec, so I wanted to get
confirmation that my analysis is correct, that I cannot use <xsl:document>
alone as input to functions that expect to get a non-null document-uri()
value.
Thanks,
Eliot
The spec says
The base URI of the new document node is taken from the base URI of the
xsl:document instruction.
so you should be able to go
<xsl:document xml:base="www.example.com">.....
David
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