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XML in C # - reading from resources, manipulating and displaying

I would like to do the following and cannot find an elegant way:

  • Read the XML template in System.Xml.XmlDocument
  • Fill it with data from my user interface
  • Convert it using XSLTI wrote
  • Apply CSSStyle Sheet
  • Relate it to a control WebBrowser

I am currently reading it from a file on disk, filling it in, and then saving it back to disk after it is filled. I refer to XSLTin the template and CSSin XSLT, and then use the method WebBrowser.Navigate([filename])to display the XML file.

Obviously, when I come to deploy this app, it will be terribly disturbed, because the file does not exist on the drive, and I can not rely on files XSLTand CSSin XML, because they are resources. I plan to include the template as a resource, but I cannot find a neat way from there.

Any help is much appreciated

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Quick question. Why do I need an Xml template? If you already know the diagram before hand, just generate the full Xml in your code. No template file upload required.

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void WireUpBrowserEvents()
{

    HtmlElement table = this._browser.Document.GetElementById( "UnitFormsTable" );
    if ( table != null )
    {
        HtmlElementCollection thead = table.GetElementsByTagName( "thead" );
        if ( ( thead != null ) && ( thead.Count == 1 ) )
        {
            HtmlElementCollection links = thead[0].GetElementsByTagName( "a" );
            if ( ( links != null ) && ( links.Count > 0 ) )
            {
                foreach ( HtmlElement a in links )
                {
                    a.Click += new HtmlElementEventHandler( XslSort_Click );
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

void XslSort_Click( object sender, HtmlElementEventArgs e )
{
    e.ReturnValue = false;

    if ( this._xslSortWorker.IsBusy ) return;

    if ( sender is HtmlElement )
    {
        HtmlElement a = sender as HtmlElement;
        this._browser.Hide();
        this._browserMessage.Visible = true;
        this._browserMessage.Refresh();
        this._xslSortWorker.RunWorkerAsync( a.Id );
    }
}

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