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Wanted: Pointer to docs on Xinclude for Saxon XSLT command line tool

From: "Siegfried Heintze" <siegfried@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 9/7/2008 2:25:00 PM

I've been google searching for "saxon XInclude" for XSLT. I get the 
impression saxon supports xinclude, but it is confusing.

In the case of MSXML, I had to cut and paste about 20 lines of source code 
from msdn to implement my own XSLT command line tool that would perform XSLT 
with XInclude.

Is this the case with saxon? If so, where is the source and an example?

There is brief reference to it in 
http://www.saxonica.com/documentation/using-xsl/commandline.html but they 
don't have an link to an example. Further more, they say I must be using 
java 1.5 and Xerces! I thought the whole point of using saxon was that it 
implemented XSLT 2 and xerces/xalan did not! Why are they talking about 
xerces? Hmmm... maybe saxon is not a DOM parser but uses java xerces and I 
should in xercses for a command line tool that does XInclude? I'm confused. 
What about the .NET version of saxon? Does that use MSXML or the .NET XML 
and I should use the XInclude syntax for .NET?

Thanks!
Siegfried 




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