xslt2.0 in Visual studio 2010

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I installed xslt 2.0 using Altova for vs 2010. Now when i try to include "xsl:result-document"
for creating xml output file (i need more than one o/p file) it throws this error "xsl:result-document" is not yet implemented.'

Posted 31-Jul-12 4:35am

ap121976

Updated 31-Jul-12 5:16am

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Kenneth Haugland 31-Jul-12 11:10am

You have to show us more than that. Where did you write this line of code anyway?

ap121976 31-Jul-12 11:15am

@Kenneth : I included this in xslt for creating xml output file.

Kenneth Haugland 31-Jul-12 11:20am

YEah I got that, but where did you define xsl and did you include the required dll into the project etc...

ap121976 31-Jul-12 11:50am

Yeap i did

ap121976 31-Jul-12 11:50am

i did include the dll in the reference do i need to include any namespace

Philip Stuyck 31-Jul-12 11:51am

Why use altova in the first place for xslt processing. C# and .NET already support XSLT processing : see http://www.csharpfriends.com/Articles/getArticle.aspx?articleID=63

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-Jul-12 11:53am

Right.
--SA

Kenneth Haugland 31-Jul-12 12:33pm

If you make your suggestion as an answer I do not think youll be making a big mistake... Its not likely that anybody is going to find a better solution :)

ap121976 31-Jul-12 12:25pm

.net does not support xslt 2.0 version so for creating multiple files in xslt i need ver 2.0

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Philip Stuyck · Answer 1 · 2012-07-31T06:52:00

Solution 1

Maybe this article will help you :
XSLT 2.0 in .NET[^]

Posted 31-Jul-12 6:52am

Philip Stuyck