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Parse Remote XML File

 
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What's the easiest way to parse an XML file
that resides on a remote server?
I'm using Resin 2.02 and I have the XSL file
already.
Would I have to actually load the XML file on my server before I could parse it?
Thanks,
Drew
 
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I am movinf this to the XML forum.
Please use the correct forum to post your questions.
Thanks.
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Resin has a built-in virtual file system (vfs) which treats remote resources the same as local ones. Have you tried just giving the URL to the remote file instead of the name of the local file to the XSLT processor ?
 
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