Is there a size limitation on XML file given to MSXSL as input?

[Amit Rekhi]

Hello,

ENVIRONMENT :-

Web Browser :- IE 4.01
XSL Processor :- MSXSL ActiveX Control

        Is there a restriction on the size of the XML file I give as input
to the MSXSL ActiveX control?
        I am using the MSXSL ActiveX control to display a XML file using the
following :-
    .
    .
    .
<OBJECT ID="XSLControl"
CLASSID="CLSID:2BD0D2F2-52EC-11D1-8C69-0E16BC000000"
                            codebase="msxsl.cab" width="100" height="100">
(***)  <PARAM NAME="documentURL" VALUE="Test.xml">
  <PARAM NAME="styleURL" VALUE="Test.xsl">
</OBJECT>
    .
    .
    .


PROBLEM

    Now when I give the documentURL property of the MSXSL (see *** above) an
XML file (say test.xml) which contains a large amount of data (say about
100-150 instances each element) , MSXSL does not render the XML file
(test.xml).

    Infact IE 4.01 hangs!

QUESTIONS

1) Is there a limitation on the amount of XML elements that can be present
in a XML file given as input to the MSXSL processor?

2) If so what is it?

3) If there exists a length limitation then ,how to send XML files
containing large amounts of data to MSXSL ActiveX control?

                    Any help would be appreciated,
                    Thanks in advance,

AMIT REKHI

Software Engineer,

A.B. Infosys. P. Ltd,

New Delhi,

INDIA.







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