Emily Chen wrote:

> I have a XML file contains the information that i want to display in the
> different webpages, is it possible to create different XSL files to
> access the specific part of the single XML file? So that i can transform
> them to different webpages.
> 
> The XML file is like this:
> 
> <artists>
>   <male>
>     <maleSinger1>
>       <contents> </contents>
>       <album1>   </album1>
>       <album2>   </album2>
>     <maleSinger2>
>       <contents> </contents>
>       <album1>   </album1>
>       <album2>   </album2>
>   </male>
>   <female>
>     <femaleSinger1>
>       <contents> </contents>
>       <album1>   </album1>
>       <album2>   </album2>
>     <femaleSinger2>
>       <contents> </contents>
>       <album1>   </album1>
>       <album2>   </album2>
>   </female>
>   <group>
>    .......................
>    ......................
>   </group>
> </artists>
> 
> i want to create a XSL style sheet for the male, female, and group to
> transforming to a XHTML webpage. For maleSinger1 and maleSinger2, create
> a XSL stylesheet for transforming to a XHTML webpage... 
> Any idea for that? 

It rather seems to me that you need/want only one XSLT stylesheet that 
is then able to create different output files. Some XSLT 1.0 processors 
have extensions for that but MSXML doesn't.
There is a .NET extension that allows that, see
   http://www.tkachenko.com/dotnet/nxslt.html

Of course if all you want is different XSLT files to produce on output 
XHTML file each then I don't see any problem, that should work with any 
XSLT 1.0 processor.

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