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From: Steffen Stundzig <steffen@smb-tec.com>
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Subject: Re: [C1][Patch] Saxon and Cocoon1.8.1 [Was:Re: PERFORMANCE PROBLEM!]
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Hi Martin,

/**
 * @author: "Martin Sevigny" <sevigny@ajlsm.com> 
 * @date: Fri, 26 Jan 2001 16:41:17 +0100
 */
> Steffen,
> 
> Thank's for the contribution. Just a question: have you tested it with <xsl:import>, <xsl:include> or document() statements in XSLT? I'm having trouble with stylesheets containing them, and before going too deep I would like to know if it's a known limitation.
> 
> Running those stylesheet from the command line works fine, but not with Cocoon...
> 
you are using the original unpatched saxon package from michael kay's homepage?
You get an error message from cocoon? 
It could be a good choice to enable 'trace' of your saxon transformer.
See the cocoon.properties attached in my email this morning. 

I could use all of your statements above with relative filenames such as 
   <xsl:import href="../intranet.xsl"/> or <xsl:include href="../file.xsl"/>

and also the method document() e.g. "document('commands.xml')". 
The file commands.xml resists in the same directory as the stylesheet 
that includes it. 

Absolut URL's that starts with "file://" should also work.

Regards
	Steffen...

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