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Incorrect.  This is a bug and the @select does work in Cocoon 2.1.x.  

I have a fix on my local drive but I haven't submitted it yet.  Will do 
so very soon.  

-Andy

Per Kreipke wrote:

>Apurva,
>
>  
>
>>to make the long story short:
>>
>>the output has the whole xml file after the section of
>>the xml file i want to include.
>>
>>i.e
>>
>><cinclude:include
>>src="../../commons/contents/ATTRIBUTES.xml"
>>select="data/AGE/*" />
>>
>>outputs:
>>
>><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>><age> data <age>  <!-- this is what i want -->
>>
>><data>               <!-- this is what i DONT want -->
>>  <dt> text <dt>
>>  <age> data <age>
>></data>
>>
>>Am i doin something wrong or is it a bug??
>>    
>>
>
>Not a bug. CInclude does not support selecting just a portion of your XML
>model (and neither does XInclude).
>
>E.g. your @select above does nothing.
>
>To do what you want to do, just add a XSLT tranformer _after_ your CInclude,
>then in that XSLT logic either:
>
>- match the elements you want with identity templates,
>
>- or, create a generic identity template and use empty matchers for the
>elements you _don't_ want.
>
>XSLT makes a clean, generic filtering language.
>
>Note: Cocoon's FilterTransformer does something similar but in a very
>restricted way (it basically only is used for paging through data models).
>
>Per
>
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