I am sorry, VK, but this is *absolutely* the wrong approach. Do not assume 
that a "higher" version of MSXML is somehow better, because that is not true 
in most cases. In fact MSXML3 or MSXML6 is what you will want to use for 
most applications, regardless of what you are working on. You will never 
want to use MSXML 5.0.

Please see our blog for guidance on what to use inside the browser, and to 
understand the differences between the various native XML products:

http://blogs.msdn.com/xmlteam/archive/2006/10/23/using-the-right-version-of-msxml-in-internet-explorer.aspx

This is some of the most important reading you can do if you are developing 
anything using MSXML in the browser.

Alex


"VK" <schools_ring@y...> wrote in message 
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>
> balakrishnan.dinesh@g... wrote:
>>             how to get which msxml version used by IE currently through
>> javascript, give me any sample code,
>
> That's the wrong question - because no one really should care of it .
> The right question is: "does the current  IE support the MSXML version
> able to perform the needed transformations". So based on
> methods/properties used in your transformation you define the lowest
> required version (3 most of the time but can be higher or lower of
> course) and then trying to instantiate ActiveX from the up-to-date
> highest to the lowest.
>
> See for instance
> <http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.xml/msg/e050e13f6ba7db3f>
>