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How can I apply a XSL to the result of another XSL?

Id like to apply a XSL to a XML generated from another XSL.
I cannot use VB or a different language to do this. I have no choice to use
XSL.
XML => (XSL => XML => XSL)* => XML
* Done in one XSL
[221 byte] By [Ngok] at [2007-11-9 15:27:28]
# 1 Re: How can I apply a XSL to the result of another XSL?
I don't know what technology you're using, but if you're using MSXML, see
the tranformNodeToObject method. Use that to perform the first transform and
store the result in a new DOMDocument object. Then, use the transformNode
method to transform the resulting DOMDocument to a string.

"Ngok" <korrigans@mail.com> wrote in message
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> I'd like to apply a XSL to a XML generated from another XSL.
> I cannot use VB or a different language to do this. I have no choice to
use
> XSL.
> XML => (XSL => XML => XSL)* => XML
> * Done in one XSL
Russell Jones at 2007-11-11 23:29:45 >