Transform a Webservice With Xslt

[WStoreyII]

I wish to know how to set it up so that when an xml webservice is called
that instead of displaying the xml in the browser it will render it with a
xslt file

the problem is i dont know how to do this?

Thanks again

WStoreyII

[erymuzuan]

Do you mean the asp.net web services test page? , this is just for
testing you shouldn't consume , or expose the service for production
this way, it's better for you to write an asp.net page to consume the
services then you can display it anyway you want
Regards
Erymuzuan Mustapa
WStoreyII wrote:

I wish to know how to set it up so that when an xml webservice is called
that instead of displaying the xml in the browser it will render it with a
xslt file

the problem is i dont know how to do this?

Thanks again

WStoreyII

[Dan Rogers]

Hi,

This isn't the recommended practice. If you want to make an XML/XSLT based
inteface, the best way to do this is to create a web application that calls
the back end web service, and then renders the appropriate parts of the
SOAP packet.

Another option is to use InfoPath as the display technology - Infopath is
able to call out to SOAP based web services and then use locally cached
XSLT files along with the Infopath software to create a forms experience
front end.

I hope this helps

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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I wish to know how to set it up so that when an xml webservice is called
that instead of displaying the xml in the browser it will render it with a
xslt file

the problem is i dont know how to do this?

Thanks again

WStoreyII

[WStoreyII]

Could you explain or set me up with a site that explains the infopath thing.
because this is indeed what i wish to do.

"Dan Rogers" wrote:

Hi,

This isn't the recommended practice. If you want to make an XML/XSLT based
inteface, the best way to do this is to create a web application that calls
the back end web service, and then renders the appropriate parts of the
SOAP packet.

Another option is to use InfoPath as the display technology - Infopath is
able to call out to SOAP based web services and then use locally cached
XSLT files along with the Infopath software to create a forms experience
front end.

I hope this helps

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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I wish to know how to set it up so that when an xml webservice is called
that instead of displaying the xml in the browser it will render it with a
xslt file

the problem is i dont know how to do this?

Thanks again

WStoreyII

[Dan Rogers]

Hi Will,

You can tell InfoPath to design a form using a web service. There should
be samples and tutorials to help you do this, either on the office/infopath
site, MSDN, or with Infopath itself. Additionally, there was a discussion
of this just a few weeks back on this forum.

Regards

Dan
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Could you explain or set me up with a site that explains the infopath thing.
because this is indeed what i wish to do.

"Dan Rogers" wrote:

Hi,

This isn't the recommended practice. If you want to make an XML/XSLT based inteface, the best way to do this is to create a web application that calls the back end web service, and then renders the appropriate parts of the
SOAP packet.

Another option is to use InfoPath as the display technology - Infopath is
able to call out to SOAP based web services and then use locally cached
XSLT files along with the Infopath software to create a forms experience
front end.

I hope this helps

Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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I wish to know how to set it up so that when an xml webservice is called
that instead of displaying the xml in the browser it will render it with a xslt file

the problem is i dont know how to do this?

Thanks again

WStoreyII