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Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 09:24:54 -0800
From: Charles Yates <ceyates@stanford.edu>
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Subject: Re: XInclude-problems with Cocoon2.0.4
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Uwe Gerger wrote:

>Hello,
>I would like to use xinclude-statements in my xml-file with Cocoon2.0.4
>with my own tags for example <rpt:data>. Specifying such a tag as
>follows <xi:include href="include.xml#xpointer(/p/rpt:data)"/> doesn't
>work.
>  
>
>Instead using <xi:include href="include.xml#xpointer(/p/rpt)"/> works!
>
<snip/>

>What's wrong?
>  
>

quoting from XIncludeTransformer javadoc:

"My first pass at an XInclude transformation"

The transformer does the basics correctly but stumbles with anything 
more complicated.  It doesn't always handle absolute URLs, nested 
xinclude elements, nor apparently namspace prefixes in xpointers.  You 
might consider modifiying the source to get the namespace support you 
would like and submitting a patch if it works.

Charles



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