Can XSLT do this?

[shulin]

Suppose I have an xml file looks like:<components> <component> <name> PC1</name> <property> HP </property> <component> <name> OS </name> <property> WinXP<property> </component> </component> <component> <name> PC2</name> <property> HP </property> <component> <name> OS </name> <property> Linux<property> </component> </component></components>Is it possible to write an XSLT to convert this into 4 HTML files, one for PC1, one for OS on PC1, one for PC2 and one for OS on PC2? That is, each <component> tag maps to an HTML file?Also I would like to organize the file as:components/PC1.htmcomponents/PC1/OS.htmcomponents/PC2.htmcomponents/PC2/OS.htmA sample code is highly appreciated.shu-lin

[boen_robot]

In XSLT 1.0 at least, you can't write to multiple documents without the help of extensions (different for every processor).If you're forced to use XSLT 1.0, you may try the exsl:document element which however is only available in libxslt (available with a bundled PECL extension to PHP, natively to C, and with wrappers for other languages).If you can use XSLT 2.0 (regardless of the exact processor), you can use the xsl:document element.