Hi,

> I'm interested in outputing XML to the browser as HTML for 
> viewing.  I would
> like to create indents, give color to nodes and attributes, 
> and so on.  If
> I'm getting real fancy, I would be interested in creating 
> collapsible nodes,
> but not a requirement up front.
> I know that IE lets you browse an XML document quite nicely, 
> but that is not
> what I am after.  I want to kick it out into HTML... if you 

Actually, both IE and Mozilla use XSLT to turn the input XML document into HTML/XHTML and collapsing nodes is implemented with DOM manipulation via JavaScript. For example, see the comm.jar in Mozilla Firefox, the pretty print stylesheet is XMLPrettyPrint.xsl.

Cheers,

Jarno - VNV Nation: Fragments (splinter)