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https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=29162 --- Comment #2 from Michael Kay <mike@saxonica.com> --- Proposal: (A) In ยง26, xsl:output, change the paragraph If present, the URI supplied in the parameter-document attribute is dereferenced, after resolution against the base URI of the xsl:output element if it is a relative reference. If the location of the stylesheet at development time is different from the deployed location, any relative reference should be resolved against the deployed location. A serialization error occurs if the result of dereferencing the URI is ill-formed or invalid; but if no document can be found at the specified location, the attribute may be ignored. to read If present, the URI supplied in the parameter-document attribute is dereferenced, after resolution against the base URI of the xsl:output element if it is a relative reference. The parameter document SHOULD be read during static analysis of the stylesheet. A serialization error occurs if the result of dereferencing the URI is ill-formed or invalid; but if no document can be found at the specified location, the attribute SHOULD be ignored. [SHOULD rather than MUST because it can be hard to distinguish an absent document from an invalid document, since many sites return an "error page" rather than a 404.] (B) In 25.1, xsl:result-document, change the paragraph If present, the effective value of the URI supplied in the parameter-document attribute is dereferenced, after resolution against the base URI of the xsl:result-document element if it is a relative reference. If the location of the stylesheet at development time is different from the deployed location, any relative reference should be resolved against the deployed location. A serialization error occurs if the result of dereferencing the URI is ill-formed or invalid; but if no document can be found at the specified location, the attribute may be ignored. to read If present, the effective value of the URI supplied in the parameter-document attribute is dereferenced, after resolution against the base URI of the xsl:result-document element if it is a relative reference. The parameter document SHOULD be read during run-time evaluation of the stylesheet. If the location of the stylesheet at development time is different from the deployed location, any relative reference SHOULD be resolved against the deployed location. A serialization error occurs if the result of dereferencing the URI is ill-formed or invalid; but if no document can be found at the specified location, the attribute SHOULD be ignored. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the QA Contact for the bug.
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