Canon Rebel XT plug directly to my Ipad

I would like to plug my Canon Rebel XT directly to my Ipad, is it possible and how?
Im going on a trip and I wont have acces to a computer to transfer pics from the camera to a computer and than to my Ipad.
Also, I would like to see the result immidiatly.
Thanks for your help!

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