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How to implement fragements?

 
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I've decided that there might be some problems requiring my users to store everything in a single XML file.

I've read about the fragment tag but I don't understand how it works.

Is there some standard feature, perhaps the fragment tag, that will help me load a single parent DOM and then load several child DOMs from separate DOM files and insert them into the parent DOM (preferably using a shallow copy) so that a single XPATH expression will search the parent as well as the child DOMs?

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Siegfried
 
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What you're describing in your requirement sounds rather like XInclude to me. I believe that the Java 6 versions of the XML parsers have been extended to support XInclude, but beyond that I know very little about it.
 
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