Introduction
XInclude.exe is a command line program for processing XML <xinclude> elements
according to the latest XInclude draft specification
(dated May 16, 2001). Here is an example of a part of an XML document:
<section xmlns:xinclude="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">
<xinclude:include href="part1.xml"/>
</section>
When you run XInclude.exe on this document it simply replaces the <xinclude:include> element
with the contents of the XML document part1.xml.
As such it works exactly like the #include statement in C/C++.
Features
- Low memory overhead through use of the XML SAX2 API
- Indents inserted documents according to the indentation level of the parent document
- Supports both
parse="xml" and parse="text" methods
- Supports nested includes
System Requirements
For more information see http://xinclude.net
