Dear all, My example (in attachment) employs xi:include elements to include other xml files. The example is constituted by a main.xml file which includes another file (include1.xml) stored in a subfolder, called include1. include1.xml, in turn, includes another xml file (include2.xml) stored in a subfolder of include1 which is called include2. Overall, the example consists of four folder levels and only the last file, include4.xml, contains data.
When I import main.xml in baseX, I obtain the following result: <main xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude";> <level1 xml:base="./include1/include1.xml"> <level2 xml:base="./include1/include2/include2.xml"> <level3 xml:base="./include2/include3/include3.xml"> <level4 xml:base="./include3/include4/include4.xml"> <data>0</data> <data>1</data> </level4> </level3> </level2> </level1> </main> The xml tree is correct, but I have doubts about the value of the attribute xml:base. In particular: - level1: I think that the value of xml:base ( i.e. ./include1/include1.xml) is correct. - level2: xml:base value is correct if its meaning is a path relative to the root file. Otherwise, if xml:base is supposed to store a path relative to the current file, then it should be ./include2/include2.xml. - level3: This seems to be not correct, neither as an absolute path, nor as a relative path. I think it should be ./include1/include2/include3/include3.xml as a path relative to the root file or ./include3/include3.xml as a path relative to the current file. - level4: Same as level3. What do you think? Am I missing something? What are the specifications for the value of xml:base? Thank you, Marco Randazzo
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