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You're mixing up your layers here - you're muddling the immediate inputs
and outputs with the ultimate inputs and outputs.
The stylesheet is assembled from one or more XML documents using xsl:import and xsl:include. These documents can ultimately come from anywhere, including external entities, XInclude, or arbitrary (say Java or C#) programs. The inputs to the stylesheet are the principal input document, the values of stylesheet parameters, documents read using the document() function, and potentially the results of extension functions and extension instructions. Again these documents can come ultimately from anywhere, including external entities, XInclude, or arbitrary (say Java or C#) programs. In XSLT 1.0 the only outputs of the stylesheet are the principal output document and the xsl:message output, plus any data supplied to extension functions or extension instructions. Michael Kay Saxonica On 09/08/2010 19:58, Costello, Roger L. wrote: Hi Folks,
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