RE: Offline use of xsl in IE5

[Jim Michael <JMichael@xxxxxxx>]

As others have stated, the MS implementation is outdated, however you can
generate html from the command line using these scripts. (I don't recall
where I found this, otherwise I would credit the author). After building
your XSL and XML docs, run the xsl.bat script using the syntax in the REM
statement. HTH.

Cheers,

Jim


msxsl.js
========
//msxsl.js 1999-04-22 10:00
var xml = WScript.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM");
var xsl = WScript.CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM");
xml.validateOnParse=false;
xml.load(WScript.Arguments(0));
xsl.validateOnParse=false;
xsl.load(WScript.Arguments(1));
WScript.Echo( xml.transformNode( xsl.documentElement ));


xsl.bat
=======
@echo off
REM usage: xsl xmlfile xslfile htmlfile
cscript //nologo msxsl.js %1 %2 > %3

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Marko Draisma [mailto:mdraisma@xxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Saturday, December 11, 1999 7:01 PM
> To: XSL-List
> Subject: Offline use of xsl in IE5
> 
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> I am new to this list, so here is a brief description of me. 
> For my profession I am familiar with Oracle RDBMS 
> and development-tools. After reading a book about XML and 
> doing a course in Java, my aim is now to master 
> xsl. In the future I would like to built a website as an 
> integrated system with an Oracle rdbms, xml, xsl and 
> servlets. But I guess that the best way to do this, is one 
> step at a time.
> To practice I would like to use IE5 to display my xml with 
> xsl-stylesheets. So here is my question: it seems that 
> the only way to use IE5 that way, is to place my xml- and 
> xsl-files on the internet. Is there another way to do 
> this? 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Marko Draisma.
> 
> 
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