Need a generic filling form generator.

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Hello,
I need to write different kind of forms that the customer can use to enter
data and save the data into database. (The data access will be hand coded)

My problem is that the form may vary .

I therefore need an engine , that can produce the form based on let say an
xml file.
The form may contain textboxes, buttons , labels , pictures etc...

I have heard of xslt. Is it the way to go?

Is there other smart ways of doing this. If any asp.net beta 2 feature
allows this, please let me know.

Many thanks in advance

JB


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