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XSLT: multiple document output (with XT?)

 
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Hi!
I am looking for a technology that allows me to transform documents from XML to HTML and from XML to PDF. There is one XML source, but I want to create multiple output.
I think that Clark�s XT supports multiple output. But this technology has not been developped for 2 years (last version: april 2002). So I am not sure if it is a good idea to use it, moreover I don�t find a lot of ressources (info/docs/help/forums) on the internet (just http://www.blnz.com/ and http://4xt.org/).
Can anybody give me some advice (e.g. positive experiences with XT, other technologies supporting multiple output, ...)
Thanks for your help,
Robert.
 
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Note that XT is just another implementation of an XSLT engine. You can just as well use Apache Xalan with the standard API for XSL transformation.
 
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