using msxml 4.0 (don't boo me please company microsoft
policy)
to explain myself a bit more... I have two xsl files
that work on one xml file what I would like is to be
able to run a single xsl file (containing the logic of
both xsl files) to create two xml files...
any avenues I should look down to work it all out
would be appreciated...
please treat me like an idiot at spelling things out
as I am new to this game...
--- David Carlisle <davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk> wrote:
In pure XSLT 1.0, no, but most systems offer an
extension to do this
(saxon:output, xalan:redirect, exslt:document or
whatever) IN XSLT2.0
draft there is a standard xsl:result-document
element that does this.
David
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