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
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I came across this service from stackoverflow
https://api.stackexchange.com/2.3/questions?fromdate=1519862400&todate=1522368000&order=desc&sort=activity&site=stackoverflow&tagged=python
I believe the source is from a database. How do I build an Xml to spit me out data in similar format?
I use the below logical lines
xmldoc.Load(xmlFileName);
Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConver.SerializeXmlNode(xmldoc);
Any recommendation of how to build the Xml which is a reverse process? My solutions are heavily dependant on Xml and flatFiles
According to https://api.stackexchange.com/docs the StackExchange API only supports JSON output, not XML. So you will have to convert the JSON to XML.
My own preference is to do this conversion "by hand" using XSLT 3.0 rather than using a standard library, because standard libraries often give you XML that's rather difficult to work with.
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'm looking for a configuration file format with a schema. Something simple like YAML, but has a schema like XSD does for XML. Does this exist?
XML is a better serialization format than it is a configuration format but combined with XSD, it makes a powerful self-documenting configuration format.
Thanks!
One answer is Config4*. I recommend you read Chapter 2 (overview of the configuration syntax) and Chapter 3 (overview of the C++/Java API and overview of the schema language) of the Config4* Getting Started Guide to learn enough to decide if it suits your needs. Disclosure: I developed Config4*.
Another answer is Json, which now has its own schema language. I haven't used it, so I can't comment on its merits.
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.
See here and here.
I have the documentation for the aircraft i`m flying in my airline as XML files with associated DTD files. Our library person use a special program from the manufacturer to convert these xml files to pdf. but the generated pdf files are not user friendly. So I suggested that we maybe can convert these XML files to XHTML and generate a simple documentation website for the pilots with easier navigation for the books.
I tried to figure out the schematics of the DTD and XML files but it seems too complicated.
Any suggestions on how to do convert these files to HTML?
I searched through google about this issue but most search results didn`t give any help.
Thanks in advance :)
The DTD defines the tags in the XML. Without knowing what type of XML the file is, converting it to HTML will be hard if not impossible. XML can be basic and common like XHTML or Open XML but is often custom made. In XML you can make your own tags and that makes it hard to convert without tag data.
Typically, the easiest way to convert XML to some other Markup is by using an XSLT transform. If you can't find one you could write your own.
If you're looking at a complex DTD you probably have complex XML. A transform may not be easy in that case but is probably your best option.