Hi,
This question has probably been posed and answered before. If so, can somebody point me to where?
I am creating reports (some of which are in pdf) using cocoon as a display engine. The reports have to be presented differently based upon user preference. I would like to be able to include a document containing the attribute-sets into my stylesheet which is looked up based on the requesting user. The information as to where to find the document can be found in the document being transformed and I can populate a variable with the url, but I don't seem to be able to include it into the document, either using xsp:include or xsp:import.
In addition to this, all reports have an exceptions portion, the xsl of which I can write once, if I can persuade cocoon to include it into my xsl file.
I think, if I cannot get xsp:include or xsp:import to work for me, I'm going to have to write a pipeline which transforms my xsl document, but I'm not sure how to produce xsl from an xsl transformation.
Help, please....
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