SHEIKH Sajjad wrote:
>  Output
>  ______
>  
>  1) Writing a style sheet file.xsl which displays Entreprise folder
>  hierarcy.  
>  2) It also links AFC to AFC/file.xml etc.
>  3) AFC/file.xml will then be displayed with the same file.xsl which was
>  written for Entreprise folder.

Well, this cannot really happen magically. If you want AFC/file.xml to 
be rendered using the original stylesheet, you either have to add a 
stylesheet PI in it, or programmatically transform it.

The first is the easiest to do if you have control on the XML files. If 
that is the case, you can go for the second approach by producing 
something like the following instead of the links discussed thus far:

<a href="javascript:transformAndShow('AFC/file.xml')"> AFC</a>

You will have to implement the transformAndShow function yourself, that 
is, transform the file then inject it for rendering on the target 
window. Sarissa [1] may be usefull in this case, as it provides a common 
API for this on IE and Mozilla-based browsers.

[1] http://sarissa.sourceforge.net/

hth,

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