Hello, fellow Cocoon enthusiasts!
I am trying to use the document() function to "import" some data from an external XML file.
I.e.: <xsl:value-of select="document('somefile.xml')/somenode"/>
At the same time, I am using the catalog to resolve the DTD. However, I noticed that when using the document() function, the catalog resolver isn't used,
That's true, the document() function does not use the catalogue resolver.
so I actually have to hard code the location of the DTD directly into somefile.xml.
But I do not understand how this should be related. You wrote above you are already "using the catalog to resolve the DTD". Why you are forced to hard code the path to the DTD?
I.e.:
<!DOCTYPE somenode PUBLIC "-//Some DTD//EN" "some/hardcoded/path/somedtd.dtd">
This isn't good...
Am I doing something wrong, or is this by design?
Not that long ago someone else suggested to support the catalogues in the document function, but it was not implemented since then. I know that Ant supports it. Maybe someone has only to provide a patch :)
Joerg
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