Is it possible to embed/combine XML+XSL?
- From: "pjfarley3" <pjfarley3@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 23 May 2006 14:48:02 -0700
Hi all,
First-timer here, with a question about composing XML and XSL. I have
a need to send one XML file with NO external server references to an
end-user browser window; i.e., I would like to be able to do something
like having the href in the "xml-style***" declaration be a "local"
reference, something like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<?xml-style*** type="text/xsl" href="#Local_xsl"?>
....
Only I can't find a place to put the XSL so it could be referenced in
this way. Is it even possible?
So far as I can see from reading tutorials and faq's everywhere, no one
ever discusses an ability to combine both the XML and the XSL into one
stream sent to the end-user browser. Everyone seems to AssUMe you can
just put a remote URI in the href and get the XSL from a server
somewhere. I need to be able to NOT use a remote URI or to go back to
the server for any information, all must be contained in a single
stream sent to the browser.
If I am approaching this from the wrong direction, please point me in
the right one. RTFM's, pointers to info, etc. all appreciated.
Peter
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