I have 2 different XSL stylesheets to do this. But, I can
only assign one
XSL stylesheet to the single XML file.
The <?xml-stylesheet?> processing instruction is only one way of associating
a stylesheet with a source document, and it's a very inflexible mechanism as
you have found. It's convenient when doing transformations client-side, but
that's about the only time one would want to use it.
Every XSLT processor offers an API (and a command line interface) allowing
you to transform source document X using stylesheet Y, without relying on
<?xml-stylesheet?>. This includes processors that run-client side - it just
means you have to write some Javascript.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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