Ben Stover wrote:
Do XSL stylesheets ALWAYS have to be in a file with filen name extension *.xsl ?
No, they don't even have to be in a file at all. A repository, a
database, some web site, dynamic creation, in memory, as dom. You have
plenty of options.
What about XSLT docs in *.xslt or even in *.xml files?
Mine are mostly in *.xslt files and in a repository (nameless), and *.fo
for xsl-fo. However, it's all up to you whether you choose 'xxx' or
'yyy' or 'santaclaus' as extension (or none at all).
Is there a must on how to name XSLT stylesheets or only a recommendation ?
From what I know: none whatsoever.
Are there differences in handling between XSLT 1.x and 2.0 versions ?
Huge differences, depending on what you mean by "handling". XSLT 2
contains many new features and functions and makes a lot possible that
previously was impossible (or very hard) in XSLT 1.
-- Abel
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