I agree,



But in my application, scene is like this. I have java application which 
uses Transfomer utilities from XAlan 2.0.



Now java supplies xml file, xsl file and html as output stream. It also 
supplies about six paramters as well, using Transfoer.setParameter method. 
Currently I have to define all these six paramter(will grow with 
application, in each of the stylesheets. What would be nice is to define a 
common stylesheet, say main.xsl which includes named stylesheet in supplied 
xml file.



So in this case java application will sypply only main.xsl all the time with 
six parameters, which consequently includes acting stylesheets, which 
performs the required transformation. Obviously if I have about 10 to 15 
transformations to perfom, the current way to do this is time consuming and 
extra overhead on application too.



I am preety sure there must be a way to do this, but can not think of one.



Thanks for your input guys and lets work hard to get the best out of xsl.



Love you all.



Nilesh
From: Joerg Heinicke <joerg.heinicke@xxxxxx>
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To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: AW: [xsl] xsl:include href-attribute
Date: Thu, 30 May 2002 17:04:00 +0200

NILESH PATEL wrote:
Yes but this will be no different than hard-coded xsl:import, isn't it?



If you want to create xsl:include statement dynamically then you have to 
do it the previous way, as in Param bar-chart on command line. RIGHT?



Thanks



Nilesh

Hello Nilesh,



as you can see in David's snippet, there is no need of variable use for 
this:



batch file:
...
java ... -IN data.xml -XSL bar-chart.xsl -OUT chart.svg


bar-char.xsl
...
<xsl:import  href="chart.xsl"/>

David

You start the transformation with the non-common stylesheet and there you 
include the common one. Of course this <xsl:import href="chart.xsl"/> is 
hard-coded. There is no possibility of variable use. You can only create 
the stylesheet dynamically, but why doing this, if it's so easy as above?



Joerg



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