Hi,
I am reading XML file from UNIX path and using XLST to transform into the desired output format. Is there any way I can do the transformation in the output format(not same as the input format) without using the XLST code?
Is yes please let me give me some idea how to do that.
Regards,
Prasad
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Apparently, that was all it took to answer the question. 
In case you want to discuss this more, you'll need to supply some of those pesky 'detail' things we would need to help. You've made no mention of what kind of 'transformations' you are making. Simple answer would be to use other stages - a transformer, as one example, to do the work rather than doing it inside one of the XML stages via custom XSLT. Seems like an XML Input stage on one end and an XML Output stage on the other end could very will do the trick.
However, since we've got absolutely no idea what you are doing - other than 'transforming XML' - or even which of the three XML stages you are using for this, how do you expect anyone to give you a coherent answer?
In case you want to discuss this more, you'll need to supply some of those pesky 'detail' things we would need to help. You've made no mention of what kind of 'transformations' you are making. Simple answer would be to use other stages - a transformer, as one example, to do the work rather than doing it inside one of the XML stages via custom XSLT. Seems like an XML Input stage on one end and an XML Output stage on the other end could very will do the trick.
However, since we've got absolutely no idea what you are doing - other than 'transforming XML' - or even which of the three XML stages you are using for this, how do you expect anyone to give you a coherent answer?
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