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Xsl transform to XML in C#

From: Wizfrog <googleaccount@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 11/18/2007 1:49:00 PM
Hello,

Thanks for taking the time to read.

I'm begining Visual C# and trying to convert an HTML/Javascript
application into a Windows application.

I was using and XML database, transformed with XSL to output HTML, in
Javascript for the client.

Now, I have the same data in XML that I want to transform with XSL,
but I need to output an XML node tree, to populate a treeView.

I see a lot of ways to transform XML with XSL to output a string or a
file, but I guess what I need is to output an XmlDocument

I'm pretty confused with the "Writers" and "Readers" that only seem to
relate to OI.

Could anyone explain how I obtain an XML output starting from the 2
files:

string myXMLFilename = "myXML.xml";
string myXSLFilename = "myXSL.xsl";

Once I have the XML tree I know how to populate my treeView...
This should be easy, but I still can't figure it out!

Thanks


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