Thanks for your reply. Two more questions, though:
1) Do these engines support any extension to write multiple files on the output? It doesn't necessarily have to be the xsl:result-document from XSLT 2.0, anything similar is just fine.
2) Is any of these engines capable of operating over a DOM tree in memory, instead of having to parse a file in disk? If possible, I would like to avoid the I/O operations of writing the XML file to disk just to have the XSLT engine read it right away.
Thanks again,
Rodrigo
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