Re: Using XSLT within VB.net?

.NET has a number of ways to work with XML/XSL take a look at the System.Xml  and System.Xsl namespaces and there are a number of ways to access large Databases with XML including SQL Server.

this is off topic so if you need more info you can contact me directly.

Have fun,
Marty
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> From: "Kathy Burke" <Kathy_Burke@xxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 2003/04/11 Fri AM 08:27:56 EDT
> To: "'xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject:  Using XSLT within VB.net?
> 
> 
> I'm working with a programmer who is using VB.net (I'm working on the
> XML/XSL portion) to create interactive work instructions including events
> such as on-click save xml to database (still working on figuring out best
> way to design/use xml db), more importantly, we need to include business
> logic (e.g., if X=false do A, otherwise do B. Some of this business logic
> data will be from within the XML instance (data collection, checkboxes),
> other data will be from external databases in other mfg systems.
> 
> So far, I've created (with this group's help!...thank you again) an xml/xsl
> form including some (as yet inactive) submit buttons, data collection
> fields, etc. 
> 
> My question (and if I am in the wrong place...please just say so):
> 
> In general, how does one incorporate the use of an XML/XSLT instance WITHIN
> .net? Can the xml doc  be defined as an Object that you then refer to as a
> source?
> 
> I certainly don't expect a .net lession, perhaps just some understanding of
> how xml (e.g., an xml work instruction doc) or some reading material
> pointers.
> 
> Thanks.  Kathy
> 
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