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<xsl:variable name="XMLfile" select="document('myxmlfile.xml')"/>
now the content of the variable "XMLfile" is a nodeset. the first node is the root node of 'myxmlfile.xml'.
You can access the nodes in the variable like:
<xsl:value-of select=$XMLfile/child/@attOfChild/>
Hope this helps
xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx schrieb am 07.08.03 11:06:45:
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> hi,
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> Can anyone tell me how to use the XSLT document() function in order to
> access another XML document different from the input xml?????
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> Thanks...
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