Thanks for the very precise answer.



I thought when I use an MS Product (IE) which is up-to-date and even install 
MSXML 6.0 Parser it could work with MS processor dependent extension. But it 
seems that IE doesn't make use of MSXML 6.0 or even with that, it doesn't 
work.



It would have been nice, if it did work the thought way. I am a newbie on 
this subject. Would it be possible to start an application with 
JScript/VBScript in a similar manner (how)?



Would IE 7 execute the code?



Regards



Diana


"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@y...> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
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> Diana Bulthaupt wrote:
>
>> the exact error message ist "Unvalid class charachters" as stated.
>>
>> I run a XML, which has a stylesheet definition, in internet explorer 6.0 
>> SP2 or Cooktop.
>>
>> For me it seems, that this
>>
>> xmlns:my="urn:schemas-myschema-com:xslt"
>>
>> namespace declaration causes the problem. The XSL "parser" in IE doesn't 
>> accept it. May be the XSL parser in IE needs tobe updated. How can I 
>> check the version of it?
>
> The embedded script code you have is .NET code. Script in XSLT is an 
> extension and that way processor dependent. You can use embedded .NET code 
> with the .NET framework XSLT processors (XslTransform in .NET 1.x, 
> XslCompiledTransform in .NET 2.0) but not with IE. IE (6) uses MSXML 3 to 
> run XSLT transformations and while that supports embedded script 
> (JScript/VBScript, other Active Script COM based scripting languages) it 
> does not support the .NET framework.
>
> Thus if you want to use XSLT and embedded C# and .NET framework methods 
> then you need to use the .NET framework XSLT processors, usually by 
> writing a .NET application. Or you can use Oleg's nxslt
> .NET 2.0  <http://www.xmllab.net/Products/nxslt2/tabid/73/Default.aspx>
> .NET 1.x  <http://www.xmllab.net/Products/nxslt/tabid/62/Default.aspx>
>
> -- 
>
> Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
> http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/