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Moving from MSXML4.0 to Server.XML in .NET 2.0

From: =?utf-8?B?5YG95ouJ?= <mcha226@-----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 7/17/2007 9:43:00 PM

Hi
As I move from MSXML to Server.XML, I think the VBScript in my
stylesheet stopped the transformation a few times.



If I use Date() instead of Now(), I get this error message:
"'Date' is a type and cannot be used as an expression."



If I have a VBScript select statement like this:

Select Case ProjectType
  Case "Cont"	pt = "C"
  Case "Temp"	pt = "T"
End Select

An error message will appear saying:

"End of statement expected."

However if I changed the select statement to this:

Select Case ProjectType
  Case "Cont"
    pt = "C"
  Case "Temp"
    pt = "T"
End Select

It will work. (Both worked in MSXML4.0)

Maybe MSXML4.0 just tolerated a grammatical mistake which I am not
suppose to make. However the point is: are there any other VBScript
related error which might come up during my conversion from MSXML to
Server.XML ?

Cheers


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