Thanks, I gave up for a while in frustration.  If I could send a beer over 
the wire I would send you a keg.

Cheers
Keith

"Han" <hp4444@k...> wrote in message 
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> There might be about 10 scenarios. One of them is,
>
> string xsl="your xsl string"
> StringReader sr=new StringReader(xsl);
> XmlTextReader tr=new XmlTextReader(sr);
> XslTransform xs=new XslTransform();
> xs.Load(tr);
>
> doc.Load(sqlCmd.ExecureXmlReader());
> StringWriter sw=new StringWriter();
> xs.Transform(doc,null,sw,null);
>
> The last /sw/ has the transformed XML result as string.
>
> -- 
> Pohwan Han. Seoul. Have a nice day.
> "Keith Chadwick" <webmaster-nospam@a...> wrote in message 
> news:O9KcYMA3EHA.1392@t......
> This should not be so blasted dificult to figure out what flipp'n dot net 
> xml objects to use.
>
> I have a xmldocument loaded via myxmldoc.load(sqlCmd.ExecureXmlReader())
>
> The sqlCmd calls a sp that returns some data with for xml.
>
> What I want to do is simply load a simple xsl transformation that is built 
> on the fly in code as a string.  Apply the transformation to myxmldoc and 
> load the results back into another xmldocument.
>
> But what objects plug into what?  For instance how do you get a string 
> representing a xslt into a xsltransform object.
>
> What object to you put the resulting transform into that then can be put 
> into a xmldocument etc.  I could do this in 3 lines in MSXML now I have to 
> jump through blasted hoops to do something very simple.
>
> Please help before I throw the monitor out the window!!!
>
> Cheers
> Annoyed
>