> > XSLT is a "single-pass" process, all template rules are applied to the input
> > document (or tree), there's no standard way within the language of applying
> > a second transformation to the result of the first.
> 
> Actually there is a standard way, but its outside the realm of XSLT and
> inside the realm of XML. Its called "cascading" and is detailed in the
> HTML 4.0 spec, and referenced explicitly in
> http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-stylesheet
> 
> The only processor I'm aware of that directly supports this model is AxKit
> (funny that, eh?), although I'm certain there must be others. I've written
> a sort of high-level overview of how this works on the axkit web
> site: http://axkit.org/docs/associating_stylesheets.xml

... or you may just invoke Ux in command line mode, instead of invoking 
XT itself.

ux  "transformation_1.xsl |  transformation_2.xsl | transformation_n.xsl "

http://www.pault.com/Ux

Rgds.Paul.



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