Stephen Ng wrote:
The Cocoon developers recommend to use aggregation or xinclude because of SoC (XSLT is for transforming, not for aggregating content).
Sure, but I have a big lookup table in an xml file--it seems much more natural to reference the lookup table from xslt using document rather than to jam it into my content stream....
I don't mind this, slug it out with the list gurus. I personally like document() too for certain purposes, one being lookup tables, another one being importing boilerplate determined dynamically by input XML data. In Cocoon, the latter requires a three stage pipeline: transformation into an intermediate XML with XIncludes, the XInclude step, the final transformation. Unfortunately, the cache issue and the 2.0.2 problem with getting null resolvers which may or may be not fully fixed in 2.0.3 prevents using document() for many sensible applications.
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