Subject: RE: MSXML Namespace From: Jonathan Marsh <jmarsh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 3 Apr 2000 13:57:23 -0700 |
> -----Original Message----- > From: Selva, Francis [mailto:Francis.Selva@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > > Jonathan,I did a search and both these files are not in my system > folder.Where can I download it from? The MSXML Technology Preview is available for download at http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/webtechnology/xml/msxml.asp. > Which one do u think is the best one to > use?.MSXML or XSLT? For prototype purposes I encourage you to use the XSLT namespace. If you want to leverage the IE5 installed client base, you will have to use the outdated namespace for now, and plan to update to XSLT compliance later. > and if MSXML namespace,then IE5 browser has to be > used.right?. No. MSXML is a system component and can be accessed directly from other programs, including script files. It also is used by IE5 but it is actually intended for server-side use. For batch processing I use the enclosed Windows Scripting Host file. To access the web release without running xmlinst.exe, change the progIDs to "MSXML2.DOMDocument". The usage is: WScript transform.js input-file stylesheet outputfile MSXML does have a dependency on URLMON and WININET DLLs, which are available in Win2K or various service packs. The required versions of these DLLs are installed with IE4, so you will need at least a system with IE4-level capabilities to run MSXML. > And if XSLT namespace is there any other browser > or tool to use > for it or will IE5 support XSLT namespace xsl files. There are no other browsers which support compliant XSLT to my knowledge yet. We hope to be one of the first entries in this market. There are no other products that support the outdated XSL syntax of IE5 to my knowledge - they have all been upgraded to the final XSLT recommendation, as we are in the midst of doing. > Sorry Im > really confused > here with these browsers and tools. Don't be sorry, the situation itself is confusing, as history often can be. When shipping XSL with IE5 our intent was to promote true XML applications, which badly needed such a transformational mechanism. XSL subsequently evolved much more than we thought it would, and our subset turned out to be a quite different language - even the namespace changed. But I hope the confusion will be fairly short-lived as we join other vendors in full XSLT compliance. The outdated XSL language will become a legacy format and deprecated at some point. begin 600 transform.js M+RH-"@T*("!T<F%N<V9O<FTN:G,-"B`@#0H@(%=I;F1O=W,@4V-R:7!T:6YG M($AO<W0@9FEL92!F;W(@<&5R9F]R;6EN9R!C;VUM86YD+6QI;F4@6%-,#0H@ M('1R86YS9F]R;6%T:6]N<RX-"B`@#0H@(%!A<F%M971E<G,Z("!S;W5R8V4M M9FEL92!S='EL97-H965T+69I;&4@;W5T<'5T+69I;&4-"B`@#0H@($%U=&AO M<CH@2F]N871H86X@36%R<V@@/&IM87)S:$!M:6-R;W-O9G0N8V]M/@T*("!# M;W!Y<FEG:'0@,C`P,"!-:6-R;W-O9G0@0V]R<"X-"B`@#0HJ+PT*#0IV87(@ M87)G<R`](%=38W)I<'0N87)G=6UE;G1S.PT*:68@*&%R9W,N;&5N9W1H("$] M(#,I#0H@(&%L97)T*")P87)A;65T97)S(&%R93H@<V]U<F-E+69I;&4@<W1Y M;&5S:&5E="UF:6QE(&]U='!U="UF:6QE(BD[#0IE;'-E#0I[#0H@('9A<B!O M9G,@/2!74V-R:7!T+D-R96%T94]B:F5C="@B4V-R:7!T:6YG+D9I;&53>7-T M96U/8FIE8W0B*3L-"@T*("!V87(@<V-R:7!T<&%T:"`](&]F<RYG971087)E M;G1&;VQD97).86UE*%=38W)I<'0N<V-R:7!T1G5L;$YA;64I.PT*("!V87(@ M<V]U<F-E(#T@<V-R:7!T<&%T:"`K(")<7"(@*R!A<F=S+FET96TH,"D[#0H@ M('9A<B!S='EL97-H965T(#T@<V-R:7!T<&%T:"`K(")<7"(@*R!A<F=S+FET M96TH,2D[#0H@('9A<B!D97-T(#T@<V-R:7!T<&%T:"`K(")<7"(@*R!A<F=S M+FET96TH,BD[#0H-"B`@=F%R(&]834P@/2!N97<@06-T:79E6$]B:F5C="@B M35-834PN1$]-1&]C=6UE;G0B*3L-"B`@;UA-3"YV86QI9&%T94]N4&%R<V4@ M/2!F86QS93L-"B`@;UA-3"YA<WEN8R`](&9A;'-E.PT*("!O6$U,+FQO860H M<V]U<F-E*3L-"@T*("!V87(@;UA33"`](&YE=R!!8W1I=F583V)J96-T*")- M4UA-3"Y$3TU$;V-U;65N="(I.PT*("!O6%-,+G9A;&ED871E3VY087)S92`] M(&9A;'-E.PT*("!O6%-,+F%S>6YC(#T@9F%L<V4[#0H@(&]84TPN;&]A9"AS M='EL97-H965T*3L-"@T*("!V87(@;T9I;&4@/2!O9G,N0W)E871E5&5X=$9I M;&4H9&5S="D[#0H@(&]&:6QE+E=R:71E*&]834PN=')A;G-F;W)M3F]D92AO ;6%-,*2D[#0H@(&]&:6QE+D-L;W-E*"D[#0I] ` end XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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