I suspect this is a case for writing your own URIResolver.

Michael Kay

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> Subject:  Loading XSL files from stylesheet stored into a JAR
> 
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I'm using JBoss v3.2.3 with Tomcat 4.1.29.
> I've build a small Web application using JSP, EJB producing 
> XML document (using 
> JDOM) and displaying data as HTML using XSL stylesheets.
> 
> I want to separate some XSL templates into other XSL files 
> and load them from 
> my primary XSL stylesheet.
> Easy using: <xsl:include href="foo.xsl"/>
> 
> But all my JSP and XSL files are packaged into a WAR(jar) 
> file and deployed 
> into JBoss with my EJB package.
> The Web Package (WAR file) is mounted using the web-uri: 
> mytool The Web Package contains 2 folders 'jsp/' with all JSP 
> pages & 'xsl/' with all 
> XSL stylesheets.
> 
> I access to my JSP using this URL 
> http://localhost:8080/mytool/jsp/myjsp.jsp
> In my JSP I can't 
> load my XSL stylesheets as file because they are in a JAR. So 
> I load them using the getClass().getResource('myxsl.xsl');
> 
> But how can I specify the correct URI for the second XSL file 
> 'foo.xsl' which 
> must be loaded from the 'myxsl.xsl' ?
> I can't use <xsl:include href="foo.xsl"/> anymore ...
> I've noticed that the following line works <xsl:include 
> href="http://localhost:8080/mytool/xsl/foo.xsl"/> ... but I 
> can't let hard 
> configuration like that in XSL files.
> 
> How can I get a correct mount point in order to load the 'foo.xsl' 
> from 'myxsl.xsl' ??
> 
> Thanks !
> 
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