write XML response results to a web browser

try:

response.write(result)

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and see how does it look like on browser...

also, post a sample result...

thanks @HainKurt.

I get following error, when I do response.write(result) ->  Error parsing near '<?xml version="1.0" '.

sample response XML

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ABCServiceResponse xmlns:xsd = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
    <ABCResults>      
             ...    
    </ABCResults>
</ABCServiceResponse>

what do you have here

<ABCResults>      
             ...     ???
</ABCResults>

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and how do you want to show it on page?
and what language are you usşng? vb or c#?

if you want to show xml as is

try this:

<textarea cols=80 rows=10>
<%=result%>
</textarea>

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https://jsfiddle.net/pgss8v94/

@HainKurt - the third party has provided me with, js and css files. if I include those and open their response sample file using a browser, the results displays.

so, I was thinking may be I can open the XML response file in a different tab in a browser, while that html page will have reference to the js and css files provided, which will help display the results in a fancy way.

I'm using C# .

sample ---
<ABCResults>
       <xyzResults xmlns = "http://xyz.com/schema/types">
                <Result1>
                    <Result1_RULE>
                        <Result1Type>Fixed</Result1Type>
                    </Result1_RULE>
                </Result1>                        
    </xyzResults>
</ABCResults>

can you post those js and css files here

probably we can use those like

<script>
var result = '<%=result%>';
// use libraries provided by client
</script>

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if i reference the Js and css, files the XML response displayed in the browser looks pretty and with those js files, I can click on a particular section of report and view details.

but problem, i'm having is , how to make the browser display that XML first. just plain XML text is also fine.

I can add the cs and js later.