Generating Help from C#

I've used lots of xml in RoboHelp and think you have two options here:

1. Static Output
RoboHelp 5 allows you to import xml and name an xslt stylesheet for the transform. (there are also some default stylesheets). If done correctly, this import produces a static html page that can then be added and displayed by RH in the usual way.
2. Dynamic Output
If you need dynamic display of xml data, you're still going to need a stylesheet, but will also need to create an html page with javascript calls that transform and display the transformed output. (with AJAX, for example). This puts you in the arena of browser detection and using different syntax for different browsers. (there is an additional annoyance of displaying local and server-based output--at least in IE. Firefox doesn't need different syntax). I use this latter approach and construct pages, javascript, etc in an external html editor (Dreamweaver). RH thinks my xml display page is just another html file. It's none the wiser, and, as they say, stuff works. ((javascript, xml, xsl files must be added as baggage files for this to work) You can also look at the Sarissa Library on Sourceforge as a browser agnostic possibility.

Hope this clarifies your question,
Andrea

Can I assume by the lack of responses that it either doesn;t work this way, or nobody knows?