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I have several different XSLT files that all work on the same original XML file to produce four different XML file outputs. Is it possible to make all these XSLT files into one using vanilla XSLT (that is, not using XALAN or anything that’s XSLT-parser specific)?
All help is appreciated and thanks in advance!
It is possible to produce multiple files from a single XSLT, in an XSLT 2.0 styelsheet.
In XSLT 2.0 xsl:result-document can be used multiple times to produce multiple output files.
Depending on how the individual XSLT stylesheets are written, you may be able to import or include the stylesheets into a “parent” stylesheet that uses xsl:result-document to execute different named templates or apply-templates with different context and/or modes to output the different files.