Hello,
I am trying to transform XML with XSL to a string
in .NET. Currently I am using XSLTransform class, but all
the Transform() methods write to a file. How can I
Transform it straight to a string without writing to a
file and then reading back from the file (not to lose out
on performance).
Thank you for your help in advance.
Merci,
Krista Lemieux
1  1145 
Try something like this, the StringWriter is passed into the transform method and returns the transformed xml as a string
Dim xslt As XslTransform
Dim writer As New System.IO.Strin gWriter
Dim rdr As New IO.StringReader (xml)
Dim xmlDoc As New xml.XPath.XPath Document(rdr)
xslt.Load(YourX SLTFile)
xslt.Transform( xmlDoc.CreateNa vigator, xslArg, writer, Nothing)
Return writer.ToString
"Krista Lemieux" <ki***********@ hotmail.com> wrote in message news:33******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . Hello,
I am trying to transform XML with XSL to a string
in .NET. Currently I am using XSLTransform class, but all
the Transform() methods write to a file. How can I
Transform it straight to a string without writing to a
file and then reading back from the file (not to lose out
on performance).
Thank you for your help in advance.
Merci,
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