using jarkata jelly for transformations?

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  • Elhanan

    #1

    using jarkata jelly for transformations?

    hi.

    u have one xml document which contains lots of elemtns which have the
    same name but have one attribute which has nubber saying what they
    realy are, andi would like to turn that xml into actuall elemnts with
    real attributes.


    i don't want to use xsl becouse it looks ugly and while transformation
    the document i cannot access the new document (maybe to look for my
    created elements and have them be attached to other new elements).

    i've stumbled upon jelly,? it's looks nice, but can it accept input xml
    string, to process accroding to it's xml script ?

    is it any good (heard somday the author himself apologized for it).

  • Joseph Kesselman

    #2
    Re: using jarkata jelly for transformations ?

    Haven't used Jelly so I have no opinion whatever about it. I'd probably
    do that task in XSLT.

    --
    Joe Kesselman / Beware the fury of a patient man. -- John Dryden

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    • Elhanan

      #3
      Re: using jarkata jelly for transformations ?

      yea but issue with xslt, is that you can't access your own xml document
      you are creating , as well as being rather complex on it's own.

      Joseph Kesselman wrote:
      Haven't used Jelly so I have no opinion whatever about it. I'd probably
      do that task in XSLT.
      >
      --
      Joe Kesselman / Beware the fury of a patient man. -- John Dryden

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