Using schemas to write XSLT

IBM developerWorks has an article on writing schemas in a way to aid the development of XSLT. In the schema definition create isomorphic definitions of elements. The article then describes the use of a style sheet which keys off the schema to create a production style sheet. The system reduces changes to modifying the schema, then automatically generating the production style sheet.

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