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referencing xml document from multiple pages

Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone could help me with this.

I have just started working with XML documents. I have just built a
form that creates an xml document and it sends it to biztalk where i
get an xml document as a response. in code i then read a tagvalue from the xml
document and depending on the result i open a new page.

I was wondering what the best method is for referencing the response
xml document created on the previous page??? i.e. should i save it or
cache it or what ??? As i say im quite new to this so any help greatly
appreciated.

Regards

CG
Nov 12 '05 #1
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