Re: xsl:include still a problem..

> So this is in the source document, not in the stylesheet?
> Or could it apply to either since both are xml documents?

yes any XML document so long as the XML parser supports xmlbase.

http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlbase/

It isn't the longest spec ever written.


> And if I want to use it 'on my machine', can I use the form
> few seem to know about (Jeni excepted :-) 
> <doc xml:base="file:///dir/dir/dir/">

Yes you can use any URI at all, just makes relative URI work from the
specified place rather than where the file really is.

David

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