I've made enough progress to realize that the protocol it wants is file:, so 
I've changed my xsl:include to:

	<xsl:include href="file:xt-include-test.xsl">

But when I run the processor, I get the following line of output on my 
console:

	java.io.FileNotFoundException: \xt-test-include.xsl

It appears that it's looking for the file at the root (of which drive I don't 
know), so I changed the href in the xsl:include to be 
href="file:.\xt-test-include.xsl", thinking this would make it look truly 
relative, thereby begging XT to qualify it using the systemId I've set for the 
InputSource, but this only results in the error message:

	java.io.FileNotFoundException: \.\xt-test-include.xsl

I would appreciate any light that could be shed on this.  Thanks!

. . . Phil


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