Using XML, XSL, DHTML and Javascript in your Windows applications

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This article shows how to dynamically create XML documents, transform these using XSL and then displays the resulting HTML into a browser control. Also demonstrates using HTML and images from resources.

xml_html_demo.zip
- config.xml
- Editor.exe
- test1_1.xml
xml_html_src.zip
- aboutdlg.h
- AHN Editor.cpp
- AHN Editor.dsp
- AHN Editor.dsw
- AHN Editor.h
- AHN Editor.rc
- AHN EditorView.cpp
- AHN Editorview.h
- ComboBar.h
- config.xml
- Debug
  - Editor.exe
- mainfrm.cpp
- mainfrm.h
- NewDlg.h
- res
  - AHN Editor.ico
  - toolbar.bmp
  - vssver.scc
- resource.h
- stdafx.cpp
- stdafx.h
- XMLView.cpp
- XMLView.h

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