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Jon Le
How do you apply an XSL to an XML source and display it, say, in a
browser?

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Dan Wahlin
This can be accomplished by using the XslTransform class in the
System.Xml.Xsl namespace. Here's a simple example from the SDK:

//Create a new XslTransform object.
XslTransform xslt = new XslTransform();

//Load the stylesheet.
xslt.Load("http://server/favorite.xsl";);

//Create a new XPathDocument and load the XML data to be transformed.
XPathDocument mydata = new XPathDocument("inputdata.xml");

//Create an XmlTextWriter which outputs to the console.
XmlWriter writer = new XmlTextWriter(Console.Out);

//Transform the data and send the output to the console.
xslt.Transform(mydata,null,writer);

You'll find several examples at the following URL:

http://www.xmlforasp.net/content.aspx?content=search&searchText=xsl

You can also read a free online chapter from the book XML for ASP.NET
Developers on using XSLT with .NET at the following URL:

http://www.xmlforasp.net/pdf/chapter7.pdf

HTH,
Dan Wahlin

Wahlin Consulting LLC
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Brian W. Spolarich

| How do you apply an XSL to an XML source and display it, say, in a
| browser? =20

In the very simplest form you can do something like this:

    private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
    {
        XmlDocument myDoc =3D new XmlDocument();
        myDoc.LoadXml(@"C:\Path\to\my.xml");
        XslTransform myXslt =3D new XslTransform();
        myXslt.Load(@"C:\Path\to\my.xsl");
        myXslt.Transform(myDoc, null, Response.Output);
    }

This example reads the specified XML document (using the XmlDocument =
class, which implies that the XML source is relatively modest in size if =
you don't want to consume lots of memory) as well as the specified XSL =
file, and transforms one using the other.

The XmlDocument.LoadXml() and XslTransform.Load() methods are heavily =
overloaded, so their sources can some from a myriad of different places. =
The XslTransform.Transform method is also overloaded, and can go to any =
Stream subclass, as well as a host of *Writer classes.

The documentation that Visual Studio.NET (VS.NET) is extremely helpful =
with examples in this regard. I don't know if the docs that come with =
the non-VS.NET distribution of the .NET Framework developer's kit.

Regards,

-bws
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Rangi Keen
You can use the XML Web Server Control to transform an XML document using an
XSL style sheet:

<asp:Xml id="Xml1"
Document="XmlDocument object to display"
DocumentContent="String of XML"
DocumentSource="Path to XML Document"
Transform="XslTransform object"
TransformSource="Path to XSL Transform Document"
runat="server">

More information is available at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpgenref/ht
ml/gnconxmlwebservercontrol.asp.

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-----Original Message-----
Subject:    Applying XSL
From:    Jon Le <Click here to reveal e-mail address>
Date:    Tue, 4 Jun 2002 11:59:48 -0700 (PDT)

How do you apply an XSL to an XML source and display it, say, in a browser?
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