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XSL on the Client

 
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Hi all.
I have few doubts to clarify.
Here is my code.

Can you tell me..
1. Is my test.xml and test.xsl file are going to be tranfered tto my Client window?
2. Since I am creating two parsers in my client browser, isn't it a bad management of memory?
3. How can I do it effectively on the Clinet side.
TIA
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L Goundalkar
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Hi All.
Just poping up this thread.
Please let me know the answer.
Thanks.

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Again Poping this ..
Can anyone answer me this.. please...
TIA

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Hi all,
I just found the answer for this
actually the .xml and .xsl files are transferred to the client and the two instances of the XML parser are created for which we pass the .xml and .xsl files.
The XML file gets transformed according to the xsl file on the client side.
We can check this by looking in to the cookies stored on the client computer.
Thanks.

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