On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 08:01:14 -0700, kuangzhang wrote:

> I have an database that stores both the XSL and XML data and would like
> to transform the two upon request from the user.
>
> I have created a aspx page that takes the XMLDocID and XSLDocID as
> parameter.
>
> private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
> {
> string XML = dsXML.Table[0].Rows[0]["XML"].ToString();
> string XML = dsXSL.Table[0].Rows[0]["XSL"].ToString();
> string Result = ProcessTrans(XML, XSL);
> }
>
> Private string ProcessTrans(string XML, XSL)
> {
> //Not sure how to do this effectively
> }
>
> Anyhelp would be helpful.
> Thanks

kuangzhang@gmail.com wrote:
> Loading the XML doc is not a problem. Its loading the stylesheet that
> is. I have tried many way to do this and all came up with road blocks.
> the problem is xsltransform object does not load string but only load
> a hard code path. Since all the xsl and xml are in memory its quite
> difficult to do. Do you have the entire a function written that will
> do this? If so please posted it.

On Tue, 26 Jul 2005 00:03:02 +0200, Pascal Schmitt wrote:

> kuangzhang@gmail.com wrote:
>> Loading the XML doc is not a problem. Its loading the stylesheet that
>> is. I have tried many way to do this and all came up with road blocks.
>> the problem is xsltransform object does not load string but only load
>> a hard code path. Since all the xsl and xml are in memory its quite
>> difficult to do. Do you have the entire a function written that will
>> do this? If so please posted it.
>
>
> Just use an other overload of the XslTransform.Load-Method:
>
> transform.Load( new XmlTextReader( new StringReader( myXslString ) );
>
> should work.