pyjxslt cannot handle XSL stylesheets with imports

[ghukill]

Perhaps alternate XSLT transformation approaches will obviate this.

[ghukill]

This would apply to pyjxslt or a C++ call to Saxon wrapped:

Before transformation scenario is run, read through XSLT, download stylesheets and cache locally, rewriting the imports to be local imports.

[ghukill]

Another alternative: allow users to upload supporting XSLT stylesheets that would be deposited in /home/combine/data/combine/transformations/.

Then, rewrite includes as local to match this location, e.g.:

 <xsl:include href="/home/combine/data/combine/transformations/dcmiType.xsl"/>
    <xsl:include href="/home/combine/data/combine/transformations/mimeType.xsl"/>
    <xsl:include href="/home/combine/data/combine/transformations/csdgm.xsl"/>
    <xsl:include href="/home/combine/data/combine/transformations/forms.xsl"/>
    <xsl:include href="/home/combine/data/combine/transformations/iso3166-1.xsl"/>
    <xsl:include href="/home/combine/data/combine/transformations/iso639-2.xsl"/>

Will also need to update documentation about transformations about this...

[ghukill]

Local includes can be handled by creating a new Transformation Scenario, then rewriting main transform to use those local filesystem filepaths.

For HTTP imports, consder downloading and rewriting? would be prohibitively slow otherwise, unless pyjxslt handles this (which it might, but it still can't see "outside")

[ghukill]

Closing.