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How to use the same XML file with different XSLs?
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Michael Hinkel
2004-04-01 00:20:53 UTC
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Thanks for the link! Unfortunately, this example uses ActiveX technologies
(MSXML) to create the different results. On my opinion, in an ideal solution
the linkage of XML and XSL should be done only within the XML or XSL file,
but this seems not to be possible for more than one XSL... :-(

Michael
Chris Barber
2004-04-01 02:17:11 UTC
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It still needs an XSLT engine to do the transform (either on the client or
the server). On the server you have control of it and it becomes browser
independent (you are streaming the HTML result to the browser) whilst on the
client you are at the mercy of the clients browser and version (eg. whether
or not it supports XSLT).

Chris.

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Thanks for the link! Unfortunately, this example uses ActiveX technologies
(MSXML) to create the different results. On my opinion, in an ideal solution
the linkage of XML and XSL should be done only within the XML or XSL file,
but this seems not to be possible for more than one XSL... :-(

Michael

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