Using XSL - Should I write Component, Helper or Library?

I want to integrate XSL into my applications. Obviously it's simple
enough as far as writing the XSL into my view files which is how I'd
prefer it. It's at this point, though, that I get stuck. I'd like to
add an additional directory structure to my view folders:

/view
.../posts
.../.../index.ctp (XSL in this file)
.../.../.../xml
.../.../.../.../index.ctp (XML in this file)

Now...I can find some way to link up my XSL to the XML (although
admittedly I spent several hours looking last night and could not
figure it out...but I did have a headache). I suppose also I could
just leave out the XML file and use the controller to actually put
together and XML string although I'd prefer not to. I would rather
have the XML file be a php script that outputs the XML. and just keep
the controller as the data collector. Perhaps I can add a model
function that takes the data and uses the Library/Component as a
translator. Or maybe call the Library/Component from the view file
(XSL). Should I use a Library or Component?

I apologize if all of this sounds confusing as I'm trying to work out
in my head the best way to go about doing this and not having to
continuously retype code in additional controllers.
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