> Simple, you don't. Okay, I will put a particular use-case to you then. Suppose you have an database file with rather ugly set of attributes. (ie highly normalised or coded attributes). In an ideal world you would construct a view that delivers human-readable form and serve that from geoserver. However, if you dont have admin access to its particular database schema, then you are stuck with what you have. At the moment you can construct FTL or make readable on the client. The XSLT would allow for an alternative through say GML->JSON or GML->HTML. However, you might have two use-cases for the same data - one where you want it pretty (say info in a popup) and another where you want the raw attributes because you are offering editing of attributes and must pass back the proper data. If you could specify which transformer to use, then you have the possibility of a GML-> pretty GML for popups and plain one for editing.
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