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XML, XSL and HTML in Windows Applications
Last updated: Saturday, December 6, 2025
Published in: CODE Magazine: 2001 - Issue 1, Markus Egger Talks Tech
Markus Egger demonstrates how HTML, XML and XSL can be used inside standard Windows applications to create highly flexible, data-driven interfaces: pull data as XML from databases or business objects, transform it to HTML with XSLT, render it in the WebBrowser control, and handle custom link navigation to integrate with native forms—offering an alternative to rigid Windows grids and controls that simplifies complex, hierarchical displays and interaction without relying on the Internet.

