Random wrote:

> I was actually looking for a .NET solution, but if this is what I 
> can get to work, this is what I need to do.

It is certainly possible to chain transformations in .NET as well, here 
is an example returning an XPathDocument as the result:

   public static void Main (string[] args) {
     string xmlURL = args[0];
     string[] xslURLs = new string[args.Length - 1];
     Array.Copy(args, 1, xslURLs, 0, args.Length - 1);

     XPathDocument resultDoc = ApplyTransformations(xmlURL, xslURLs);
     XPathNavigator resultNavigator = resultDoc.CreateNavigator();
     if (resultNavigator.MoveToFirstChild() && 
resultNavigator.MoveToFirstAttribute()) {
       Console.WriteLine("Found attribute {0} with value {1}.", 
resultNavigator.Name, resultNavigator.Value);
     }
   }

   public static XPathDocument ApplyTransformations (string xmlURL, 
string[] xslURLs) {
     XPathDocument xmlInput = new XPathDocument(xmlURL);
     XPathDocument xmlResult;
     XslTransform xsltProcessor = new XslTransform();
     foreach (string xslURL in xslURLs) {
       xsltProcessor.Load(xslURL);
       xmlResult = new XPathDocument(xsltProcessor.Transform(xmlInput, 
null));
       xmlInput = xmlResult;
     }
     return xmlInput;
   }

Of course within .NET there are various other output forms possible like 
streams.


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