Subject: [xsl] filepath issue with xsl:include/xsl:import or entities/ability to provide modularity From: "Lo, May F [IT]" <may.f.lo@xxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 1 May 2001 13:48:45 -0400 |
I have a very mind-boggling issue with ability to include other xsl files within another xsl file to provide modularity. I have tried using entities, for example: <!DOCTYPE xsl:stylesheet[ <!ENTITY globalFile SYSTEM "/home/user/globalFile.inc"> However, I am trying to come up with an ability to be able to use a variable for the filepath, for example instead of /home/user/globalFile.inc I would like to use a variable instead of /home/user/ since my development environment has a different filepath than my production environment, which means I have to change the path every time. I understand that I can just use relative path "globalFile.inc", but then it always looks in the directory where I run my server. I have tried also using xsl:include and xsl:import, but in the href="" area, I still can't use a variable in the href area because I would have to have defined the variable somewhere. I have just tried using Entity, xsl:import, and xsl:include to really provide modularity. I would like to know if anybody have any better ideas of being able to use information from another file that acts as a global file that all other stylesheets can access. Such as different code that I can use over and over instead of adding it into all my stylesheets. I am also not sure if using xsl:include or xsl:import are better ways to include other stylesheets or using External entity is a better method. Please provide me with any ideas if anybody have any insights or additional information to better solve my modularity issue. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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