I need to produce 2 different HTML transformations from one
single XML file,
using XSLT, lets call them "index1.htm" & "index2.htm". One
being for a
desktop and the other for a mobile device.
I have 2 different XSL stylesheets to do this. But, I can
only assign one
XSL stylesheet to the single XML file. Sure I can duplicate
the single XML
file, rename it and assign the 2nd stylesheet and create my 2nd HTML
transformation.
However, I need to produce a true "Single Source Publishing
Solution". I
need to somehow eliminate this process of duplicating the
single XML file
and assigning the 2nd XSL stylesheet to get my 2nd HTML
Transformation. I
need to be able to modify the content of the single XML file,
and transform
2 different XSL stylesheets to HTML from that single XML file.
Does anybody have any ideas as to how I could approach this?
There are many ways but it all depends on how you are performing the
transform - are you sepecifying the stylesheet using a
processing-instruction and relying on IE, are you using Java, the
command line etc... ?
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