xslt via Xml WebControl

[Ed S]

(originally posted in microsoft.public.xsl but I think it really belongs
here - NOT a cross post :) )

Hi All,

I have had a great deal of success using the Xml WebControl in ASP.NET
(C#) and applying my xslt to that control once I set my XmlDocument in it.

An enhancement to one of the web pages using the Xml/xslt combo I am
currently working on is to split up the entire html page into blocks of
data and send down each block individually, followed by a
Response.Flush(). FYI, the entire html page is a document and each
block of data is a page within that document. The document is anywhere
between 20 and 400 pages of data. With the Xml/xslt combo it can take a
substantial amount of time since it generates the entire html page at
once - all 400 pages. Depending on connection speed, this can take a
minute or two. I would like to give the user some data as soon as
possible. What I was thinking was to generate an XmlDocument
representing one page and send that down to the client, flush the
Response buffer, then get the next page, send that down, flush, etc.

I realize that using the WebControl is probably not possible, although
it would be cool if it were. Either way (using the WebControl or not),
I'm not sure how to do this. Any suggestions are appreciated.

--Ed