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Name: Thierry
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As chris said, but I just wanted to add that XSL is not just to transform XML to (x)html, but to transform it into another XML, or plain text, or even PDF (via XSL-FO).
I use it all the time, because I receive an XML file that I must transform into another structure and clean up irrelevant datas (a sales report from several providers, where I must display only the values of the logged user) , and I do it via XSL.
It's a 2 steps process.
1st to have a "splitted" version of the initial file, and the second time to transform the splitted XML into html.
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