Re: A beginners question..

Joy,

Currenly IE5 is the only browser that handles XSL on the client side
(and an outdated version of XSL at that). In order to have browser
independence today, you need to do your transformation on the server. If
you want to use your existing IE5 stylesheet and are using the IIS
webserver, there is a good example of how to do a server side
translation for non IE5 browsers at the following URL:

	http://msdn.microsoft.com/voices/xml.asp

If you want to move to the latest XSL spec, or are using another web
server, I would use something like XT or SAXON on the server side. 

Rick Geimer
National Semicondcutor
rick.geimer@xxxxxxx

Joy Daniel wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> This is just a question from a beginner -
> 
> I have a valid XML document, a valid external DTD and an XSL style sheet. I
> can view the XML document very well with MSIE 5.0 only (using the XSL style
> sheet that I had made) but I actually want it to be viewed by all common
> browsers? How do I go about it? I know that there are many XSL processors
> available that would allow the users to view the XML document with the most
> common browsers but I do not know where they are available and how to use
> it?? Do I have to add any Processing instructions in my XML doc? How do I
> process my XML document to be displayed with the aid of the XSL style sheet
> using the XSL processor other than the one in MSIE 5.0?
> 
> Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Thanks a lot.
> 
> Joy.
> 
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