2005 09:17
To: xalan-c-users@xml.apache.org
Subject: RE: Xsl help
Hello,
With a problem to map xml data type to c/c++ data type, I started schema
parsing.
- During schema parsing(DOM api's), I encounter something like below:
- is there a way/api to get corresponding C/C++ data
#x27;char*' ?
- what about complex types in xsd?
Or should I use some xslt approach before trying to map xml data types to
c/c++
- arun
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Title: RE: Xsl help
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Charles H. Karpinski, FLMI, ACS
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Subject: RE: Xsl help
Thanx for the details.
After these initial steps, I want to make this xsl a kind of generic
interface which can accept:
A rule like :
Traverse the entire input xml. At each node,
If the 'value' of the node is 'arg1', then o
s possible ? To pass args and apply the same rule at every node of a
given xml?
* Any leads to this appraoch would be helpful
-Arun
-Original Message-
From: Eric Pailleau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 4:45 PM
To: xalan-c-users@xml.apache.org
Subject: Re: Xsl hel
Eric Pailleau wrote:
Arunkumar Halebid wrote:
Hello,
* In the xsl I set the output method to text. Within the style sheet I
am trying to include some string also as output, apart from node
values of the input xml.
* I do not see any text output in the resulting transformation. Where
am I doing
Arunkumar Halebid wrote:
Hello,
* In the xsl I set the output method to text. Within the style sheet I
am trying to include some string also as output, apart from node values
of the input xml.
* I do not see any text output in the resulting transformation. Where am
I doing a mistake?
Sorry, my
Title: Xsl help
Thanks. I could get the XML change and first step was
simple as you stated afterwards.
From: Hughes, Michael (GF-X)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 2:33
PMTo: xalan-c-users@xml.apache.orgSubject: RE: Xsl
help
I think the problem may
be due to
Title: Xsl help
I think the problem may be due to the
input XML. The contents of the element MOC are not simple in that you have
nested comments, elements and text so when you do your Model/MOC=’MOC1’
check it is likely to fail because the contents certainly don’t equal
that! Even if you
Arunkumar Halebid wrote:
Hello,
* In the xsl I set the output method to text. Within the style sheet I
am trying to include some string also as output, apart from node values
of the input xml.
* I do not see any text output in the resulting transformation. Where am
I doing a mistake?
Always us
Title: Xsl help
Hello,
* In the xsl I set the output method to text. Within the style sheet I am trying to include some string also as output, apart from node values of the input xml.
* I do not see any text output in the resulting transformation. Where am I doing a mistake?
Xsl rule is
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