Affecting xsl:include with Styleprocessors

[Arne Claassen]

Can i affect what XSL styelsheets are included with a styleprocessor? I 
tried just pushing more than one stylesheet onto @styles in a dynamic 
processor, but that seems to give the XML a choice where to start, but 
can't use templates from them all at the same time.

For example, let's say i have utility stylesheets user_util.xsl and 
group_util.xsl. Let's assume both are pretty sizable, so i wouldn't 
want to include them unless i needed them.

So if i have three documents
 user.xml
 group.xml
 usergroup.xml
They all share the same layout.xsl for look and feel but need one or 
more of the above stylesheets.

Right now i see myself creating
user.xsl which includes layout.xsl and user_util.xsl
group.xsl which includes layout.xsl and group_util.xsl
and
usergroup.xsl which includes layout.xsl, user.xsl and group_util.xsl
I'd much rather have a provider that can recognize what stylesheets 
will be needed and include them at request time. Is this possible?

As an alternative are stylesheets just slurped in via a http request, 
so i could just write a mod_perl handler that generates the appropriate 
XSL stub?

thanks
arne
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