> Does someone of you know how to use the result of a xslt
> transformation as the source of another ?
>
> 1] xml1 + xsl1 ----->xsl2
> 2] xml2 + xsl2 -----> xml3
If I understand you correctly (should xsl2 = xml2 in step 1] ?), it should be
as simple as ...
<map:pipeline>
<map match="your-pattern">
<map:part src="xml1.xml"/>
<map:transform src="xsl1.xsl">
<map:transform src="xsl2.xsl">
<map:serialize type="output-type"/>
</map:match>
</map:pipeline>
... xsl2.xsl will transform the output of xml1.xml transfored through xsl1.xsl.
jon
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