Water Cooler v2 wrote:
How do you transform an XML file using the XSL?
Give them both to an XSLT processor. Since you're crossposting this on a
Microsoft newsgroup, you could try MSXSL, though it has some
standards-compliance problems. Personally I'm biased toward the Xalan
processor, from Apache, but a lot of that code's mine so take this with
an appropriate sized salt lick. Many others exist; there's a long list
at
http://dmoz.org/Computers/Data_Forma...plementations/
Not to mention the XSLT processors built into some browsers.
There are also lots of introductory websites/web-articles/web-tutorials.
I usually refer folks to the ones at
http://www.ibm.com/xml ... but once
again, I'm biased.
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