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Re: XML and keeping things seperated?

From: Joe Kesselman <keshlam-nospam@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 6/1/2006 10:29:00 AM

Stan R. wrote:
> My question is, is it possible to have the main xml doc in one file
> (say, main.xml), but have a seperate xml file for the transformations
> (include both a XSLT and the main.xml document.)

The example you've shown does exactly that -- the XSLT stylesheet is in 
a separate file called test.xsl. (Most likely in the same directory on 
the server, since this is a relative URI reference.)

If you want to _specify_ these independently, rather than having the XML 
hint which XSLT to use, that can be done too... if your tools support 
it. Certainly an explicitly invoked XSLT system can run any stylesheet 
against any document. Theoretically, a browser could offer you that same 
option of overriding the hint, or could allow a document to specify 
several such hints and provide a mechinism allowing the user to pick 
among them... but that's a matter of browser features and isn't well 
standardized yet.

Welcome to the leading edge. <sigh/>


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