It adds / improves the following list of features:

• Dirties up the code a bit more due to it being beta and having new functionalities
• A tree view is now available to peak into the archives
• You can extract anything you want from the tree view by using a simple right click
• Drag & Drop files in the application to load them, no need to go through the menu anymore!
• Drag & Drop items from the archive tree to the file system tree!
• Huge speed increase in lots of places
• Multi threaded the extraction of files in order to separate read and write operations
• Last but not least: Persistent options!

Still learning loads of stuff when working on functionalities for this application, so keep them coming!
The application can be found at: EasyMYP on GoogleCode

It adds / improves the following list of features:

• Dirties up the code a bit more due to it being beta and having new functionalities
• A tree view is now available to peak into the archives
• You can extract anything you want from the tree view by using a simple right click
• Huge speed increase in lots of places
• Multi threaded the extraction of files in order to separate read and write operations
• Last but not least: Persistent options!

Still learning loads of stuff when working on functionalities for this application, so keep them coming!
The application can be found at: EasyMYP on GoogleCode

In the aspx page, use the xmlDocument control:

<asp:Xml ID=”xmlDoc” runat=”server”></asp:Xml>

In the code page, use the following code in the page_load section:

if (File.Exists(Server.MapPath(e.Filename))){

xmlDoc.DocumentSource = Server.MapPath(e.Filename);

xmlDoc.TransformSource = Server.MapPath(“SC-SD-Transform.xsl”);

}

And it should be working fine now. You can also use events and such if you would rather not put it in the page_load section.