XML/XSL nub: Is it possible to create an COMPOSITE XML/XSLT document?
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I have just recently (like 2 days) started using XSLT documents with XML. I understand the basics and am able to generate a formatted document using an .XML document that references a separate .XSLT document.
My question, as in the subject, is "Is it possible to create a SINGLE, composite document that contains both the XML data and XSLT processing/formatting/styling and displays as formatted HTML?"
I am writing a desktop application in which I need to generate a formatted document on the fly from XML stored in the database. I want to do this without creating or referencing any actual physical files. I will generate a text string containing the XML/XSLT document and feed this to a WebBrowser component for formatted display.
Hopefully what I want to do doesn't totally go against the whole XML/XSLT methodology.
Any information, direction or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
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