So, why don't you import them all? Why use document() and include at
the same time?
Maybe you could avoild the problem by using an include with an xpointer?

Hans

On 8/16/05, Gabriel K <gabriel.klappenbach@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi.
> I've been going at this problem for quite some time with no luck.
> The problem is one of encodings. My XSL-file transforms an XML document,
and
> also reads from another one using document(). For some reason, these two
> never display the characters E D V in them correctly *at the same time*
> (that is, using a specific encoding).
>
> Below is a link to the output of the transformation. First I output with
> IXSLprocessor, and below that using transformNode().
>
>
http://gabbah.no-ip.org/mirakel/ex.asp?ctype=KSP&cdoc=object&cnBookmark=ARNE
> BACKEN&cpKNP=*
>
>
> As you can see, with IXSLprocessor, the XML read with document() is
> displayed correctly, but the main XML is not (the word  'TrollhC$ttan' is
> from the main XML).
> With transformNode(), the main XML is displayed correctly, while the
> 'imported' one is not. (the word Kabelsk?p is from the imported)
>
> I'm trying to output everything in UTF-8. The output element controls the
> output encoding.
> If you change the encoding used in the browser, either the main XML or the
> imported will not look good!
> *OBSERVE* that the transformation is successful if I transform it in
XMLSPY;
> all characters display fine. (Then the main XML has been saved to disk
first
> and the transformed).
> So the problem is when I go via ASP!
>
> The asp:
> http://gabbah.no-ip.org/mirakel/ex.asp.txt
> the XSL:
> http://gabbah.no-ip.org/mirakel/XSL/PC/KSPex.xsl
> the main XML:
>
http://gabbah.no-ip.org/mirakel/ex.asp?ctype=KSP&cdoc=object&cnBookmark=ARNE
> BACKEN&cpKNP=*&transform=no
> the XML imported with document():
> http://gabbah.no-ip.org/mirakel/XML/languageDependent.xml
> XML-engine:
> MSXML3
>
> Any help with this would be MUCH appreciated.. I've been struggling with
> this for many many days!
>
> /Gabriel