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I have numerous XML files that are organized into different directories. I need to combine them and transform the result using XSLT. So far, I have already done this except for one problem: some XML files need to be transformed first before it can be included into the result. xinclude seems to ignore the xml-stylesheet declaration.
How can i transform XML files before they are xincluded?
Regards,
[ simon.cpu ]
How is the process run? With a
Makefileor something like that? In that case, add explicit calls to xsltproc before the inclusion and then xinclude the output of xsltproc.If xsltproc can read the processing instruction (
xml-stylesheet, note that I did not test that), you do not even have to indicate explicitely the stylesheet to use.