Hello Mart, I need to generate WordML out of web2py... Is there a "easier" or more integrated way then use xslt transformation that is the easiest way that comes to my mind?
Thanks Richard On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 8:20 PM, mart <msenecal...@gmail.com> wrote: > I use lots of XML to drive automation, file system structure, > validation, user initial input, etc, so pretty much everywhere I make > use of xml. much of the data (that may be user or project specific) is > submitted as XML, then use that to populate tables (which BTW - I > found lately to be a great way to share data between module [something > that looks like a properties object]). I also frequently generate and/ > or convert chunks of xml to dictionary objects (wrapper to make a > dictionary behave like an object - looks like web2py's storage) so I > can run through data by doing a.b.c.d (which I find very useful at > times). These are some of the ways where I use xml on daily basis. > > So my use of it in a web2py context goes more towards DAL stand-alone > than in a 'over the web' context, but you're welcome to anything I > have if interested. I have lots of code and can probably make samples > depending on what you need, - I mostly stick to etree (maybe just a > preference), because I like that I can reset .root anywhere i like and > can easily group similar items). > > Mart :) > > > On Mar 20, 3:58 pm, villas <villa...@gmail.com> wrote: > > OK I found a way (it was of course easier than I thought!). > > However, if anyone has any interesting XML resources/tips, I would > > still be interested to learn more. > > Thanks! >
