hi, uap001!
I think you could use document.
<xsl:variable name="xml_file1" select="document(A.xml)"/>
and then do what you want to do with variable xml_file1
<xsl:value-of select="$xml_file1/xxx/xxx"/>
<xsl:for-each select="$xml_file1/xxx[(_at_)someAtrribe=xxx]">
...
</xsl:for-each>
======= 2005-01-12 09:22:09 You wrote:=======
Hello,
I have an XML document that i need to transform into
another XML document. To do that, I need to first
tranform the original XML document using one xsl file.
The the output XML generated in the first translation,
I need to again transform it to another XML using a
second xsl file.
If possible, I want to do this by using a single xsl
file where i would somehow do the first translation
and then pass the whole result document throught a
second translation.
thanks,
ana
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