<root>

	<description>
		This file tests the extension (anchor contribution and element replace)
		capability.
	</description>
	
	<element id="element.1">
		This element is used to test contributions and replaces from within
		the same file.
	</element>
	
	

	
	

	
	<extendedContent id="content">
      This is the first element from /org.eclipse.ua.tests/data/help/dynamic/extension/content.xml
   </extendedContent>

	
	<extendedContent id="content2">
      This is the second element from /org.eclipse.ua.tests/data/help/dynamic/extension/content.xml
   </extendedContent>
      This is the third element from /org.eclipse.ua.tests/data/help/dynamic/extension/content.xml
   </extendedContent>

	
	<doc id="doc.1">
	<description>
		This document contains a mixture of dynamic content and is used by other
		tests that incorporate outside content, to make sure it is processed.
	</description>
	<element id="element.1">
		This element has no replaces.
	</element>
	<element id="element.1">
		This is element 1 of doc2.xml
	</element>
	
	
	
	<element id="element.1">
		This is element 1 of doc2.xml
	</element>
	<element id="element.2">
		This is element 2 of doc2.xml
	</element>
		This is element 3 of doc2.xml
	</element>
</doc>

	
	<element id="element.1">
		This element is used to test contributions and replaces from within
		the same file.
	</element>

	
	
<h1>Heading
<p>
This is the body of /org.eclipse.ua.tests/data/help/dynamic/extension/doc.xhtml.
</p>
<p>
The body contains several elements, including these two paragraphs and the
heading above.
</p>

	
	
	<element>

	
	<element id="replace.1">

	
	<extendedContent id="content">
      This is the first element from /org.eclipse.ua.tests/data/help/dynamic/extension/content.xml
   </extendedContent>

	
	<doc id="doc.1">
	<description>
		This document contains a mixture of dynamic content and is used by other
		tests that incorporate outside content, to make sure it is processed.
	</description>
	<element id="element.1">
		This element has no replaces.
	</element>
	<element id="element.1">
		This is element 1 of doc2.xml
	</element>
	
	
	
	<element id="element.1">
		This is element 1 of doc2.xml
	</element>
	<element id="element.2">
		This is element 2 of doc2.xml
	</element>
		This is element 3 of doc2.xml
	</element>
</doc>

	
	<element id="element.1">
		This element is used to test contributions and replaces from within
		the same file.
	</element>
	
	

	
	

	
	

	
	

	
	

	
	<element id="replace.invalid">

</root>