Calling graphical mapping from XSLT mapping Prog

hi guys;
can anyone tell me that weather we can call graphical mapping from XSLT mapping prog.If this is possible then can anyone guide me through the steps

Mudit
Can you go through the links which might be useful to you:
Use of XSLT mapping?
Re: Java Mapping and Graphical Mapping
---Mohan

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