It is my personal experience that life is easier if completely  
separate questions are put into completely separate posts.

Regarding the quoted question, what is the use/business case?

I guess in general it is easier to process everything and save  
yourself the efforts in detecting subsets and handling possible side- 
effects of not processing everything. Also, XSLT processing is usually  
very fast, so performance is not likely to be an issue.

- Michael Müller-Hillebrand

Am 01.08.2009 um 15:44 schrieb j milo taylor:

> A second question, perhaps more complicated:
>
> Has anyone any recommendations on how i might achieve the following:
>
> something like:
>
> 1)check directory for changed xml files
>
> 2) if changed/new xml
>
> 3) apply xslt

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