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[XSL-LIST Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] xinclude in xslt 2.0 now available: XInclude Processor
 a while ago i was searching for an implementation of xinclude in xslt 2.0, and there was no such thing. since i needed it, i did implement it and would like to make it available now. it has the following restrictions: - only xpointer barenames and the element() scheme are supported (both are required by the xinclude spec). the other xpointer schemes are not standardized anyway... - xml:base fixup will always insert absolute uris. i found this to be more practical than using relative uris. both things are allowed by the spec, if required this could be made configurable. - the content negotiation part (accept/accept-language) cannot be implemented in xslt, therefore these attributes are ignored. - since parse="text" is implemented using unparsed-text(), the exact behavior of how to determine the character encoding cannot be controlled. however, xslt's behavior has been defined to be consistent with xinclude, so everything should be fine. but if there is a problem with reading the text document, there will be an xslt error instead of an xinclude error. i have not yet done extensive testing, but some of the simpler examples of the test suites seemed to work just fine. the xslt 2.0 stylesheet is available at http://dret.net/projects/xipr/ and can be freely used, it is licensed under the cc lgpl (which means, if you change it, you have to make your changes openly available under the lgpl as well). any feedback is greatly appreciated! kind regards. erik wilde tel:+1-510-6432253 - fax:+1-510-6425814
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UC Berkeley - School of Information (iSchool)
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