Using Multiple Xslt

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Can I use multiple Xslt to create a single output xml file.

In my project, I need separate Xsl files for fonts, images, layout etc. So, is it possible to transform a single document with multiple xslt files into a single transformed xml document.

Emiliano Poggi · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-02 09:59:48Z

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Normally you combine xslt using two specific elements.

Choice 1. <xsl:import>

<xsl:import href="fonts.xsl"/>

In this case the imported stylesheet will have lower precendece that the importing one.

Choice 2. <xsl:include>

<xsl:include href="fonts.xsl"/>

In this case you will include the contents of fonts.xsl into your main xsl. It's a real merge.

For more information have a look at Combining Stylesheets with Include and Import.

Hope this helps.

answered May 2, 2011 at 9:59

Emiliano Poggi

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2 Comments

Hali Over a year ago

I can do it in this way ,Thank You for the replay

user357812 Over a year ago

Do note that through xsl.import XSLT implements "inheritance" (xsl:apply-imports works as super class invocation) and through xsl:include you just have modularization.

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