> I want to generate XSL files dynamically. I mean instead of
> writing it in any XML Editor, I want to create it
> automatically from either HTML or Word file which my designer
> makes.
You can convert an XHTML file into a trivial stylesheet by adding
xsl:version="1.0" (and a namespace declaration) to the outermost <html>
element.
Then you can add logic to the parts of the document that are variable,
to fetch information from the source XML file, by inserting instructions
such as <xsl:value-of>. I refer to this in XSLT Programmer's Reference
as a "fill in the blanks" stylesheet.
Michael Kay
Software AG
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