My Question is that How can i convert a xml file in to html using java code without using xslt functionality,and should be displayed as similar.
Please help us,i am very frustrated.
It isn't quite Java, but I have found Groovy's XMLSlurper and MarkupBuilder to be quite powerful for this purpose. The syntax is close enough to Java where there is no real learning curve.
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We have written XSLT's to transform XML files into HTML. We would like to have this HTML to be free from any vulnerabilities. There should not be any suspicious scripts running into it.
So, can we implement something in XSLT which will validate XML content and flag it as inappropriate to be written into HTML?
Yes, We do lot of sanitation of XML document.
XSLT is Open-source platform which is very advanced now. Here is the documentation, which helps you cleaning up and vulnerable less message object your XML document
For validation check and conditional based check you can use conditional operations in XSLT. We create templates in XSLT and make sure the XML object is very clean and vulnerable less.
I need to download an HTML file and parse it to extract certain tags. Short of building my own parser, is there a way to do this in C++/CX?
I tried using XmlDocument, but obviously ran into problems thanks to XML having much stricter rules than HTML.
I also tried several libraries which I found online, all of which failed due to differences between C++/CLI and C++/CX.
I would need one of the following:
A built-in class or set of methods to parse HTML
A library which works in C++/CX
Another method of extracting tags and attributes
I realize that roll-your-own would be the fallback, but building an HTML parser can be a daunting task, to say the least.
Any and all ideas would be appreciated.
I am looking for a way to convert Markdown to HTML and back, more out of interest than real need. I am aware of the loss of information on such a conversion.
I hope for an html2text.pl like conversion. If there is no such utility in Perl I would try to take this script as a base for a CPAN module.
There you go: Pandoc can convert almost anything to anything. Sorry, no perl though.
HTML::WikiConverter::Markdown seems up to the task.
I've made an XML schema but I don't know if I need an XSL stylesheet to show it in HTML. Do I need one? If I do, has anyone got an example which I could see and learn how to make one for my XML schema?
For an XSLT solution take a look at:
XS3P
XSDDoc, which produces JavaDoc-like documentation.
There are also a variety of tools that can produce W3C Schema documentation, such as:
oXygen
Stylus Studio
XML Schema Documenter
I am following a VB tutorial to do some HTML manipulation using LINQ
It has the following construct
Imports <xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
How do I do the same in C#?
There appears to be something called an XMLNamespaceManager that may hold the solution, but I am too foolish to understand how to work it, and I am not sure it is the correct tree to bark up.
Got any advice?
VB.Net has a feature called XML Literals that is not present in C#. This import statement adds a namespace for use with those literals.
In researching this information, I found this link helpful:
http://blogs.msdn.com/bethmassi/archive/2007/10/30/quickly-import-and-export-excel-data-with-linq-to-xml.aspx
It's also very informative for working with Excel xml docs, but that's a side issue ;)
I think the example you're looking at may be using XML literals, which are not supported in C#.