xslt - Loading XML using a HTTP GET request in classic ASP -

i'm working on old software written in classic asp (vbscript).

i should create asp page makes xsl transformation. i'm able using static files have work xml files dynamically generated asp pages (this doesn't work).

this code:

dim document, stylesheet, o set document = server.createobject("msxml2.domdocument") document.async = false  set o = createobject("msxml2.xmlhttp") o.open "get", "http://localhost/aaa/cgi-bin/fo/file.asp?id_x=39", false o.send  'document.load server.mappath("test.xml") ' <- static file working 'document.loadxml(o.responsetext) ' <- not working document.load o.responsexml ' <- not working  set stylesheet = server.createobject("msxml2.domdocument") stylesheet.async = false stylesheet.load server.mappath("test.xslt")  'response.write o.responsetext ' <- working! (return correct xml) 'response.write o.responsexml.xml ' <- not working (empty result) response.write document.transformnode(stylesheet)  set document = nothing set stylesheet = nothing 

all running on virtual machine windows 2000 server (unfortunately need in way).

thank help.

this quick stab (untested).

based on have, i've made minor changes. don't need declare msxml2.domdocument object, using set document = o.responsexml same effect. added http status code check capture issues.

looking @ line;

document.load o.responsexml 

this not work because load() method expects file location.

dim document, stylesheet, o  'should using iserverxmlhttprequest object set o = server.createobject("msxml2.serverxmlhttp.6.0") o   call .open("get", "http://localhost/aaa/cgi-bin/fo/file.asp?id_x=39", false)   call .setrequestheader("content-type", "application/xml; charset=utf-8")   call .send()   if .status = 200      set document = o.responsexml   else     'handle errors   end if end  set stylesheet = server.createobject("msxml2.domdocument") stylesheet.async = false stylesheet.load server.mappath("test.xslt")  response.write document.transformnode(stylesheet)  set document = nothing set stylesheet = nothing