Off Topic - Databindings and XML
Dear Group First of all, my apologies for posting here. I tried the MS groups but they're so useless. As some of you work with ASP.NET and XML I wondered if you have come across this and can give me some advice as this group is the only reliable source for an answer. Again, my apologies for posting it here. I wonder if I do something wrong and whether this is possible at all. Any hint is greatly appreciated. I have a XML file bound to a Treeview. The treenodes Text/Value properties bind and populate fine if I set them to an attribute of the XML tag. What I would like to do however is s...

XHTML 1.1 spec: lang and xml:lang
Hello, I've looked at the latest XHTML spec from 2009-05-07. Referring to http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-modularization/abstract_modules.html#s_commonatts In the I18N module, there are only two attributes listed: dir and xml:lang. The note in the last paragraph says: "Finally, note that the I18N collection only contains the xml:lang attribute unless the Bi- directional Text Module module is selected." This is fine, but... http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/doctype.html says (last paragraph): "This specification also adds the lang attribute to the I18N attribute c...

To XML or not to XML?
Ok, it has been a while since I've needed to make an involved web page. Coming back on the scene now is a bit confusing, what with all the cool stuff to use like XML, PHP, MySQL, etc... So here is my question. I'm in search of a good dynamic way to generate web pages which separates content from presentation. I am seeking to create a web site that, to put it succinctly, has a list of users and sets of information corresponding to each user. I am familiar with how to do this using PHP, MySQL, and regular old HTML. I maintain the user database in MySQL and dynamically present it and th...

XML to XML
I have a gnucash file that I'm trying to transform into an identical XML file without the invoices. I've been at this for a while now. The gnucash file is in XML and the element I'm looking into is: <gnc:transaction> I want to ignore those that contain <slot:key>gncInvoice</slot:key> which is a child of slot which is a child of slots which is a child of transactions. Any help you're willing to provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Classic application for XSLT. Start with the identity transformation, then add a template which matches the ones yo...

XML or not XML?
I am developing a simple MySQL database editor, and am looking into creating an PHP/AJAX app as the GUI. A lot of this in new ground, and much more is dusting off things I haven't used in a while. My question though involves whether or nor to employ XML. I did some XML a few years back, but don't typically bother anymore. As I see it XML is great when I need to have an app with a standard data presentation that other developers can easily interface. I.E. like a bank statement that may feed a variety of applications developed by a variety of clients. However, if I am develo...

embedding xml in xml as non-xml :)
Hi all, I have an application that logs in xml. Assume <xmlLog></xmlLog>. In this element the app logs anything it gets from foreign hosts. Now if the host sends xml data, the structure of the document changes. ie. <xmlLog><somTag></somTag></xmlLog>. This will cause problems with my log reader, because it assumes that <xmlLog/> contains non-xml data. My question is, is there a way to treat the data in the <xmlLog/> element as non xml data. Something I can do that would treat anything this element contains as a literal? Any help or ...

XML instead of text
Hello people, i do this on my domain: <?php header("Content-type: text/xml"); header("Content-Type: ".$contentType."; charset=UTF-8"); readfile("http://www.contra.gr/rss/home?type=latest"); ?> and i get the XML data from other domain as text. How can i get it as XML? Thanks, Nicos Nicos wrote: > Hello people, > i do this on my domain: > <?php > header("Content-type: text/xml"); > header("Content-Type: ".$contentType."; charset=UTF-8"); > readfile("http://www.contra.gr/rs...

file command: "XML document text" vs "XML document text"
I've just used the file command on four files of RDF-XML with the following output: augtfidf.rdf: XML document text kyoto.rdf: XML document text stuff.rdf: XML document text tfidf.rdf: XML document text What does it mean that one of them has an extra space between "XML" and "document"? -- The kid's a hot prospect. He's got a good head for merchandising, an agent who can take you downtown and one of the best urine samples I've seen in a long time. [Dead Kennedys t-shirt] On 16.10.2012 16:06, Adam Funk ...

Non-XML tagged value text to XML
I would like to use XSLT to translate some tagged value text to XML elements like this: Input Doc: <data>x=1.234 y=ABC z="Hello World"</data> Output Doc: <x>1.234</value> <y>ABC</y> <z>&quot;Hello World&quot;</z> Is XSLT up to the task? What would it look like? Most of the XSLT string processing code I've seen looks very verbose - can't be too efficient. mikea_59 wrote: > I would like to use XSLT to translate some tagged value text to XML > elements like this: > > Input Doc: > > <data>...

Cocoon XML to XML
Hello. I want t know if it's possible to use cocoon to run xml to xml pipeline without publishing anyelse, just pipeling ? Has somebody tried this ? Thanks ! 8:0) Cram TeXeD -- "La r�alit�, c'est ce qui refuse de dispara�tre quand on a cess� d'y croire." (Philip K.Dick) <http://texed75.free.fr> ...

XML to Canonical XML
I'm trying to find a Ruby package that will convert valid XML into canonical XML. I found the genx4r gem, but that just generates canonical XML. Any pointers appreciated. Gary Wright On Feb 12, 2008 11:47 AM, Gary Wright <gwtmp01@mac.com> wrote: > I'm trying to find a Ruby package that will convert valid XML into > canonical XML. > Define "canonical XML" James [Note: parts of this message were removed to make it a legal post.] http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-c14n On Feb 12, 2008 10:51 AM, James Britt <james.britt@gmail.com> wrote: > On Feb 12, ...

Different results parsing a XML file with XML::Simple (XML::Sax vs. XML::Parser)
Hello Usenet. I'm subject to some confusion with XML and UTF8. I'm working with XML-Simple and I try to decode some XML with with german umlauts (ISO-8859-1). The first XML line declared the encoding correct (see code below). But I'm getting different results using XML-Simple with the default XML parser named XML::Sax and a second parser named XML::Parser. The following code tries to decode the mini XML file and prints the UTF8 flags of the resulting strings. Can someone run this code on his machine and post the results? Thanks. The results on my machine are this: ���ä...

XML to XML conversion
Hello, I vageuly remember a standard that allowed for an XML document using one tag vocabulary to be translated to a diffirent XML document using a diffirent tag vocabulary using the information provided in a kind of dictionary XML pointed to in an URL present in the original XML file. I am very interested in trying it out for various applications, but I can't find anything on the internet about it, since I don't remember it's name, only the general appearance. Can anyone help me with this? What I remember, approximately: The idea is that you have one XML file, in which th...

xml from 2 xml
Hi to everybody, would I like to create a consequential xml from the elaboration of two files xml using xslt, but is it possible to give in input to a trasform 2 files xml? thanks for the possible answers I have already found from me the answer: the function document('file2.xml') matatu ha scritto: > Hi to everybody, > > would I like to create a consequential xml from the elaboration of two > files xml using xslt, but is it possible to give in input to a trasform > 2 files xml? > > thanks for the possible answers ...