Re: import, xslt 2.1

On 15/03/10 04:52, Max Toro wrote:

You can use a custom URIResolver to load xsl imports/includes.
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Max

I used an Oasis catalog in the end.
Same effect, less work :-)

On the conditional import, Andrew gave me the following solution,
may be of use to others and explain how use-when works.

I'm on Linux, so my shell is bash. OS environmental
variables are set using
set varname=value

to use this idea, I want to set an OS environmental variable,
copy that to a Java System Property (sort of an environmental
variable where the environment is Java?) then pass that into
the stylesheet.

    java -cp $cp:.  -Df=$f  net.sf.saxon.Transform \
-x  org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.ResolvingXMLReader \
-y org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.ResolvingXMLReader \
-r org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.CatalogResolver   -o $3  $1 $2

f is the OS env var
passed into the java executable using -Df=$f, which assigns
the system property 'f' to the env var f
then in the stylesheet I use

<xsl:import href="/sgml/test/junit.xsl"
use-when="system-property('f')='true'"
/>

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Dave Pawson
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