RE: [xsl] XSL - Transforming 2 XSL stylesheets from 1 XML file

["Pawson, David" <David.Pawson@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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    From: Wendell Piez 
    While <?xml-stylesheet?> 
    doesn't hold up enough to wear outdoors (sorry to switch 
    metaphors on you), it's worth recalling that without it 
    browsers would have had no officially-sanctioned or even 
    partially-portable way to invoke XSLT to run in the client, 
    if for no one other than us developer-types. (A single PI 
    is easy to drop in there, avoiding all script-fussiness.) 
   
    
    
    I agree that long-term we're going to need stronger and 
    better standards for the client, or client-side XSLT is 
    just not going to prove feasible outside of intranets. A 
    many-to-many relation between source documents and 
    stylesheets is part of the whole idea.

If the PI is inadequate, can anyone else come up with an alternative?
Or perhaps a list of use cases that a solution should meet?

IIRC the note suggests that James solution was intended to be short term,
just that nothing has been done about it.

regards DaveP

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