Re: Multiple source documents

Hi David,

Thanks for reminding me that I could give a look at my processor extensions!
I'll have a look at it.

Either way, it might well be my design which is not the right one either :)

Thanks again
- Sylvain

Selon David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>:

>
> > > If my XML documents were stored as files on the disk I know I could work
> > with
> > > the document() function in my XSL transform document.
> > >
> > > But they are not on disck ad will be passed to my XSLT processor as
> > strings. No
> > > does it mean I have to concatenate both of them in a meta XML document or
> > is
> > > there a way to process both of them in the same transform?
>
> The only standard way to access an XML document passed as a string is to
> use document() together with the data: URI type, although in practice
> data isn't widely supported and so many systems offer extension
> functions to parse strings. As such what you can do depends entirely on
> the extension function or APi you are using to parse the strings.
>
> David
>
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