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Re: include statement




Kevin.Gutch@mapinfo.com wrote:


> Here is the issue. My include statement is now inoperable. The XSL
> Processor is looking for the included file in the directory  where the
> program was executed from (i.e. bin). I can think of some work arounds but
> the problem still exists that this xsl file is in a jar file and I really
> have no way of telling the stylesheet this. I could remove the style sheet
> from the jar file and then navigate out of the bin directory as such
> ./../xml/ but this seems counterproductive. Does anyone have any insight to
> what is going on?

you probably need tp provide your own URIResolver (from the javax.xml.transform 
package).

just a tip: if you put all your stylesheets unjared somewhere in 
.../WEB-INF/xsl/ , you always can access them using:
(a ServletContext instance) context.getResource("/WEB-INF/xsl/name.xsl"), then 
the URIResolver provided by default will do. they won't be visible to clients 
there -if this is your concern.

markus


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