Display XML to HTML via XSD

[Andy H]

I have a complex XML document and the associated XSD document. But I don't have a XSL document. I want to display the XML in a HTML viewer. Is there any way to create a XSL from the XSD and XML or do you have no option but to create the XSL file to display how you want?

[led mike]

Andy H wrote:

I want to display the XML in a HTML viewer.

What does that mean? If you open an XML file in Firefox or Internet Explorer they will display them for you.

led mike

[George L Jackson]

In addition to what Mr. led mike said, it may be possible to create XSLT from the XML document's XSD but it won't be worth the effort. To create a HTML document that meet your needs, you must create the XSLT manually or settle with the default XSLT in IE and Firefox.

"We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give." --Winston Churchill

[led mike]

George L. Jackson wrote:

or settle with the default XSLT in IE and Firefox.

You can get the XSLT from IE. actually it's in the MSXML3.dll I think.

led mike

[Sathesh Sakthivel]

led mike wrote:

You can get the XSLT from IE. actually it's in the MSXML3.dll I think.

Well Said led Mike.

Regards, Satips.

[George L Jackson]

:-O Thanks Mike! I messed up. It is a resource of MSXML3.DLL and you can view IE's default XSLT via this URN: res://msxml.dll/DEFAULTSS.xsl.

"We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give." --Winston Churchill