xml-to-html | configurable parse for converting xml
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A configurable parse for converting xml to Watson friendly html. Written for bulk conversion of many xml files with the same general format.
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QUESTION
I am trying to transform an XML file with an XSL file using Powershell .Net method.
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Answered 2020-Dec-18 at 13:49I think you need to try along the lines of
QUESTION
i'm trying to convert the content in XML in HTML to show that on browser, i had found online converter, here is the link https://codebeautify.org/xml-to-html-converter what it do is, basically it takes the XML data and gives the html output, as the image shown below
but i want to do this in PHP, i had searched about this in google but didn't found related solutions.
here below is what i tried
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Answered 2020-Aug-17 at 10:02simplexml_load_file will convert the well-formed XML document in the given file to an object.
And you can iterate through the object as follows.
QUESTION
i have an xml file with some style :
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Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 07:40I found out a way to deal with it, i think it's not clean but i couldn't come up with anything better. What i did is that i replaced xml tag with html tag :
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This is my first try to program a Xslt2.0 transformation with SaxonHE 9.9 in C#, so the problem here is when I create the serilizer I get the error that the class Saxon.Api.Serializer
contains no constractor with 0 arguments.
I know what this error means, but not why it occurs, cause each example that I see creates the serializer like this.. This question sounds a bit stupid, but I cannot find a answer to get it work.
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Answered 2019-Mar-06 at 11:08In 9.9 you can (or really need to) create a Serializer
with the various overloads of processor.NewSerializer
(see http://saxonica.com/html/documentation/dotnetdoc/Saxon/Api/Processor.html#NewSerializer(Stream))..
QUESTION
I am trying to do something like the pseudocode xpath //noah/(shem or cham or yefet)
inside an xslt stylesheet and while I can do //noah/shem | //noah/cham | //noah/yefet
I also have the case of a 2*2 crossproduct case which gets ugly fast.
The actual stylesheet is here and I am trying to add a fact
alias to f
and a lang
alias to l
for this XML input that consists of factoids about people and things ( Chuck Norris/etc. ).
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Answered 2019-Oct-29 at 10:00In XPath 2 and later you can actually use //noah/(shem, cham, yefet)
or //noah/(shem | cham | yefet)
. With XPath 1 you are restricted to //noah/*[self::shem or self::cham or self::yefet]
.
QUESTION
I have a little problem...
From a list on wikipedia Page Ids, i want to return:
- pageid
- Abstract ( English)
- Thumbnail
- type
Only for company OR university page
I have this simple SPARQL query:
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Answered 2019-Aug-16 at 19:28@AKSW has provided a query that does what you want, but I think it would be better with some more detailed explanation of why. So, here is that query, with a bunch of whitespace and some inline comments to help clarify --
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Hello and thank you for reading this question:
I am studying Enterprise Architecture Patterns and I have implemented the Transform View one:
Java: Implementing Transform View pattern, to convert XML to HTML with an XSL file
First, in the first 10 slides, I will describe what have I learnt, then an example taken from books and finally the approach I have tryed to implement it by myself, and the doubts I have with the Java code:
I have studied how is it described in UML, an example would be, (images taken from teacher's lessons):
We have an album which is read and then converted to an intermediate format and then it is being process in a generic way:
In more details if we have a Shop Page, each Order would have Line Items and those being transformed to our format file: Order First Stage. Then the generated Table with its rows would being translated to the HTML without knowing where it comes from:
So then it means that the controller creates our order first stage, our format file. Then, we get the Order Data and the Line Item data to create our new Table with its Rows. After that the Controller creates the Second Stage, which gets the Table and Row, and add them both to response HTML:
The reason we are interested in learning this pattern, is because of it is a handy way to convert in a single spot all our web app's style:
In the previous slide we see how we would only need to change Second Stage XSL file to display a new style in all our app's pages.
In deep, we could interchange whatever new XSL and thus app's styles we would like to put in production:
As an example extracted from books, here we see an album:
So the First Stage XSL would convert album's XML tags to an intermediate format, with has more generic tags like: screen, table, row...
After the above transformation the output XML would be:
In addition as we are interested in process the generic XML using a single spot the Second Stage:
After all the previous steps we eventually need to implement the logic in Java, and as the example gives us a clue it would look like:
So then, I tried the following:
First here we have the XML which represents ficticious pupils' info:
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Answered 2018-Feb-25 at 09:13If you want to work with an intermediary file then of course you need to close that output stream after the first transformation and open a new StreamSource
on the file you have created to be then used as the input for the second transformation.
With the JAXP and SAX based Transformers you can however avoid the use of an intermediary file and simply set up some handlers (https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/javax/xml/transform/sax/SAXTransformerFactory.html) e.g.
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You can use xml-to-html like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the xml-to-html component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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