How to call another file in your xml document.

[Hemang Shah]

Greetings.

I have an app which calls "text.xml", which is stored on a network share.
Each user has different text requirements.
what I want is for "text.xml" which is stored on the network, to read a file
locally on the user's macine (i.e. c:\localtext\text.txt) and populate it
with the local contents and display it.

So for each user the content would be customized to his liking.

Please let me know if this is possible and if so, how.

Thank You

Hemang

[The Doormouse]

"Hemang Shah" <v-*****@microsoft.com> wrote:

Please let me know if this is possible and if so, how.

Well, I am a beginner, so what you are going to get is beginner advice:

Specify an entity in the doctype that refers to a local file on the user's
hard drive. So long as the user has this file, you can reference the file
when they activate your server-side XSL transform.

If the user does not have this file, there will probably be an error.

The Doormouse

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[The Doormouse]

"Hemang Shah" <v-*****@microsoft.com> wrote:

Please let me know if this is possible and if so, how.

Well, I am a beginner, so what you are going to get is beginner advice:

Specify an entity in the doctype that refers to a local file on the user's
hard drive. So long as the user has this file, you can reference the file
when they activate your server-side XSL transform.

If the user does not have this file, there will probably be an error.

The Doormouse

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