run numerous xslt from java

I have one xml file, and around 6 xsl files that result in different transformations.

Given a path name to the xml file, how do I run these transformations in java?

Also, is it possible to store the filenames of the xsl files as parameters in the java application, and just substitute parameters each time i want to run a transformation?

Thanks

[369 byte] By [clarkana] at [2007-11-26 18:35:36]
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> I have one xml file, and around 6 xsl files that

> result in different transformations.

> Given a path name to the xml file, how do I run these

> transformations in java?

Does output of one transformation become input for next one ? Or, are all transformations to be done independently on the same XML file ?

> Also, is it possible to store the filenames of the

> xsl files as parameters in the java application,

> and just substitute parameters each time i want to

> run a transformation?

I suppose you have distinct XSL files for each transformation. In that case you can certainly store XSL Filenames and then pass it on as argument for a method that invokes parser. You can google for samples (eg. Saxon).

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