Sax Loader example vs XSLT

mdrake,
your Sax Loader example in the FAQ (found here: Sax Loader example )
is very timely. I've been working around this issue for several days.
Like the example, I have a very large document that is really a collection of smaller documents.
Until I read your example, I was leaning towards using XSLT to break out the smaller documents.
The huge document would be in XML DB in one folder, but without any namespace.
I was hoping that XSLT could be used
a) to read that huge document,
b) to parse out the smaller documents,
c) to create a new file in XML DB in an output folder for each of the smaller documents in the huge document,
d) while creating each of the smaller documents, to add a namespace reference to the document so that the document would be shredded as it is added to the output folder.
I admit I'm a newb. Can XSLT be used for this? Any guesses as to which approach would take less elapsed time?
Thanks

mdrake,
a followup question
Your SaxLoader example at
Sax Loader example is for 10g.
There is a similar one for 9i and I have found a readme for the 9i version at http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/xml/xmldb/saxloader/StandAlone_Install.html, but it's incomplete.
Is there a readme for the 10g? If so, I can't find it. Will you provide a link to a 10g version of the readme?
Also, is the 10g version designed (as written) only to work inside an Oracle server, or will it work at a command line prompt under Window/Unix/Linux?
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