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RE: mapping an XML file to another?

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 Hello,

It seems to me that XSLT is that mapping 'software'. By the time you'd
'drawn all the lines', you'd have an XSLT transformation. Why not just learn
XSLT and do it that way.

I'm sure that there is something on the alphaworks.ibm.com site that is
'treeview'.

Richard.

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[mailto:owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Michael J. Hudson
Sent: Monday, December 06, 1999 2:40 PM
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Subject: mapping an XML file to another?



Anybody know of any software out there that will take two XML files as input
(or
maybe even two DTD files as input instead), allow the user to map the fields
of
one XML file to the other, and then get an XSLT script that can be used
later to
automatically convert the source XML to the destination XML.  Or anything
close
to that idea.

Also, does anyone know if there exists a java bean or some kind of
open-source
code for a GUI that displays a DTD in a treeview format?

Thanks,
Michael J. Hudson




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