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Subject: the document() in IE
From: "shi wudao" <shiwudao@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2007 10:24:06 +0000

Hi guru,

there have /path1/xml1 /path2/xml2 /path3/file.xsl

I use /path3/file.xsl to parse /path2/xml2, and also want to load /path1/xml1 but IN IE, document("/path1/xml1") will failed by "can not access". I tried in FF, it is OK. IN IE, I only can put xml1 under /path2, and use document("xml1") then it works. It looks like the security of IE forbid to access XML other than the current path.

Any XSLT1.0's suggesstion to solve it? thank you.

And I concern that if I use a JSP to create XML, then how can IE load other XML ? In FF, document("xxx.jsp") still work.

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