Kay Michael writes:
 > You can't do this in standard XSLT, because you need to produce multiple
 > output files. But most XSLT processors now have an extension to do this. In

beg to differ:

 XT: yes
 Saxon: yes
 Xalan: yes
 Oracle: no
 Microsoft: no

3 out of 5 isn't "most", especially when it includes two such serious
players as THEM and Oracle. Its a pity about the Oracle one, actually, 
I wish they'd add such an extension - its the only thing that stops me 
using it

Sebastian

 


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