XSLT Cache problem including remote host stylesheets

Hi.
We are building an XSL page that includes changing named templates through xsl:includes where the included stylesheet is on a remote server.
The content of the remote stylesheet can change at any time. The problem is that the Oracle XSLT caching mecanism does not "see" this, so we get the old page..
How can we turn the caching off? Is it possible to turn caching off for selected stylesheets?
Any clues or pointers?
Regards
Lionel

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SolarMetric Inc. http://www.solarmetric.com

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