Andreas,

Your stylesheet is not being ignored its just that nothing in it is 
matching the input document. If no templates in your stylesheet match 
data in the input document then the processor will use its default rules 
instead. Thats why you are seeing builtintemplates.xsl. Try adding a 
template to match the root element and go from there.

 <xslt:template match="/"> 
   
  </xslt:template> 

Ian MacLean
Developer
ActiveState

> Hello,
> 
> I just installed VisualXSLT 1.2 and created a simple solution with it.
> 
> The problem I have is similar to the one Thomas Coyle had in
> http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Mail/Message/visual-xslt-discuss/1167094
> 
> After checking wether I setup the project properties correctly (XSL
> Stylesheet set to my
> stylesheet, input set to the input xml, output set to output.html), the
> problem still persisted.
> 
> I also tried to use activexslt.exe directly, the commandline was
> 
> D:\Projects\CalendarXSLT>activexslt -in CalendarXSLT_data.xml -ttc -tt -xsl
> cale
> ndarxslt.xslt
> 
> My stylesheet was still being ignored.
> 
> I also checked the names for case-sensitivity (copied the names directly
> from the xml), and
> reduced the stylesheet to a bare minimum.
> 
> Is there anything else I can do to find my error?
> 
> I'm using
> Windows XP Pro, Visual Studio.NET Academic German(7.0.9514), Visual XSLT
> 1.2, Build 2079.
> 
> I really appreciate any ideas you might have,
> Andreas Kohn.
> 
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