- From: <johnd@derwentbs.com>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 06:51:23 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-dom@w3.org
On 25 May 00, at 14:20, Also Sprach keshlam@us.ibm.com: Joe et al, Back again :) > >Now I want an executable that does #2. But because my 4gl can't > >use foo foo :)) c++ routines I need to have the executable dump the > >node list/tree into a text file, which I can then load into my > >environment. > > AH! I see! You don't have a DOM parser available that works with your 4GL. > So what you want is something that will parse the XML file, generate the > DOM, and output the DOM in a custom format which is easier for your 4GL to > parse into a DOM that you've implemented. That's a legitimate way of > avoiding the details of XML parsing, I suppose... I have gone for the IBM XML4C offering and have a c++ wallah knocking up some code, as we speak. Is the XML4C constantly upgraded or is that on hold and a different version that is part of the Xerces project used instead? Or are they the one and the same? > Or: If the intermediate form is text-based, you might be able to write an > XSLT stylesheet that performed this transformation. Converting an XML file > into another representation (XML or other) is what XSLT is all about. XSLT is something I may have to look into :( Is this the forum to discuss it; especially as it will be vaguely linked to DOM questions? John -- The shortest distance between two points is under construction. -- Noelie Alito
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