Hello, Do you mean that for a set of XML files you need to apply more than one XSLT transformation to each XML file of the set for generating different outputs from the same XML file? A document type is useful in this case but you have to switch to other scenario of the document type when you want to change the transformation that is applied to the same XML file. The scenarios of the document type of the current XML document are preceded by an icon with a key symbol in the dialog box with the list of scenarios. This switch is necessary because only one scenario (that specifies an XSLT stylesheet) can be associated with an XML file. You cannot save and distribute to other users more than one scenario association for the same XML file. This is true also for the other type of scenarios: you cannot associate more than one scenario (that specifies an XML file) to the same XSLT stylesheet. If this is not what you want maybe an example will help me understand your use case. Regards, Sorin Jirka Kosek wrote:
Thanks, I see. But I need reverse, I want to associate XML files to XSLT transformations -- I have several transformations that operate on the same data. Is there any way for this?
Thanks,
Jirka