1. Is there a way to tell the browser that if it cannot find the .xsl file
I've atteched to my xml, then to open the xml without style-sheet ?
No, I don't think so, not using the xml-stylesheet PI.
if I put in the report.xml the following:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="C:/MyReports/report.xsl"?>
That would be wrong, even if it worked.
the href is a uri and the bit before a ":" in a uri is the uor protocol
like http:// or mailto: you should get an "unknown protocl C" error for
that.
the URI should be file:///C:/MyReports/report.xsl"
Although I see from the error message you report:
"The system cannot locate the resource specified. Error processing resource
'file:///C:/MyReports/report.xsl'. "
your system automatically translated to teh file:/// protocol you should
not rely on that.
If you are loading the xml file directly from the file system (eg by
double clicking on it) I would have expected that the link worked,
although if they are in the same directory, why not just use
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="report.xsl"?>
David
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