Subject: Re[2]: multiple output
From: gabor farkas <xlat@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 19:32:10 +0100
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i'm using xalan...
i've found the extension tags ( it's called redirect in xalan ),
so i think i'll use them..
btw. could you show here that example which works with xalan + xt +
saxon ?
bye,
gabor
12/12/2001, 6:53 PM,Sabrina Fords wrote:
> Do you have the book XSLT by Doug Tidwell?
> It gives you an example which works with Xalan, XT and Saxon?
> Which processor do you want it to work with?
> Sabrina
>> I know that this issue has been already discussed a few times here but
>> in the archives I have found solutions using XT and Saxon
>> extensions but no
>> no standard one.
>> I have an xml document like this:
>>
>> <chapter>
>> stuff stuff .... stuff stuff
>> <chapter>
>> stuff stuff .... stuff stuff
>> <chapter>
>> stuff stuff .... stuff stuff
>> </chapter>
>> </chapter>
>> </chapter>
>> <chapter>
>> stuff stuff .... stuff stuff
>> </chapter>
>>
>> from this I would like to generate 4 HTML documents:
>> chapter1.html, chapter1.1.html, chapter1.1.1.html and chapter2.html -
>> how?
>>
>> thx
>> laterz,
>> Gabor
>>
>>
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