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by Mark W. Kaelin

Create an application with language translation:

The Feb. 12, XML TechMail discusses the using XML to create international applications. Have you found language translation to be a problem in your XML application development? What accommodations have you made in your development practices to account for language differences?

by kevin

is this the proper forum for xml related questions? I have a problem on a stylesheet I would like to discuss.

by kevin

Does anyone have a simple stylesheet that makes all the elements in a fairly multi-level xml file become children of the root node?

by kevin

I am using a stylesheet to convert xml to html. It calls for a repeating element to display in a certain typestyle and font within an html table. The first element appears just fine, however all the others are missing. IE leaves a gap of white spacewhere the element should appear, but it does not. They all seem to be there until I begin to scroll. Does anyone know what might cause this?

by anloar

In one of the articles you have used the package javax.xml.transform , I use jdk1.3.1 and I can not find it.
Where can I find it?

by grimmers

Hi,

Is it possible to convert xml data into a .pdf file formatt. I have looked everywhere but can't find anything. I am particularly looking to use VB or SQL Server 2000 to enable the conversion. Any ideas????? This would be very much appreciated!

by ken.ross

Yes. The easiest way I know is to transform the output with an XSLT into XSL-FO and then use and XSL-FO processor to render it to PDF.

Antennahouse has a XSL-FO processor which renders PDF documents. When last I knew you can download an eval copy from their website.

HTH,

Ken R.

by Mark W. Kaelin

Process efficiently with the key element pattern:

The Feb. 19, XML TechMail discusses the key element pattern. Have you used the key element pattern to process your XML documents? Tell us how you used it and why.

by zitts

I don't understand what you mean by that. Are you using recursion or placing it in the output with a value-of element? What is in the output file where you expect the elements?

by kevin

I am using a for-each that points to a template with apply-templates to find the elements and place them in an html table, which it does correctly. In the template I am using a value-of, inside a html heading tag. The first element shows up in IE asdo the others, however, when I begin to scroll, only the first element remains the others are gone with only the white background space of the table cell showing

by Mark W. Kaelin

Populate a C# form with XML data:

The Feb. 26, XML TechMail discusses processing XML data with C# and the .NET Framework. Have you used C# and the .NET Framework to process XML data? Do you prefer other platforms for performing these processes? Tell us about it.

by jolmstead1

I am completely new to C# and .NET programming and I was wondering if this should work in ASP.NET using C#. I have the free copy of ASP.NET Web Matrix and coded exactly as suggested except using a web form instead of a C# form and using <%@ import Namespace="System.Xml" %> instead of "using System.Xml"; When I try to run the page I get "Compiler Error Message: CS0246: The type or namespace name 'openFileDialog1' could not be found". I suppose I can't use an open file dialog in a web page. What could I do in this situation? Or am I way off base here?

by alschmid

...it's because of the "&" which seems to be handled as a special char. sorry for the bothering.. :)
alex

by Mark W. Kaelin

Traverse XML with .NET's XPathNavigator:

The March 5, XML TechMail discusses the .NET XPathNavigator class. What techniques and methods do you use to navigate XML documents looking for a specific reference?

by Mark W. Kaelin

Populate ASP forms with XML data:

The March 12, XML TechMail discusses populating ASP forms with XML data. The presented demonstration was in response to a member question concerning a previous XML TechMail, which showed the same demonstration using C#. Tell us which method you prefer.

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by Mark W. Kaelin

Three techniques to store XML data in a relational database:

The March 19, XML TechMail discusses storing XML data in a relational database. Have you used any of the three relational database storage techniques outlined in the TechMail? If yes, which one? Why did you choose it?

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by mcarlson

Your request to move all elements to the root node, means that there will be no root element for the transformed XML. Here's the XSL that transforms XML documents (w/o namespaces) to what you requested...

by gavinsia

hi there.. i'm new to programming and need some help. i need to publish a xml document into html format. but dun really have a clue how. i did some search and found cocoon as a suitable choice, however i have problem installing, building the file (have 17 errors when build it).. can some teach me how, or recommand me some way to solve my problem.

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