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  • xsl-xml: how can I transform an attribute text node to a element tag

    how can I transform an attribute text node to a element tag

    , for example I have:
    <objectClass>
    <objectClass name="CAR">
    </objectClass>

    which I want to transform it to the following:


    <objectClass>
    < CAR>
    < /CAR>
    </objectClass>

    thanks for help,
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  • asearle
    started a topic XML to CSV ... and back
    in XML

    XML to CSV ... and back

    For a data-exchange scenario, I need to be able to tansform a rather complex XML structure into CSV ... and back again.

    I could programme this but am hoping to find a tool that could cut down some of the 'leg-work'.

    The authority which manages the exchange provides ample XSL and XSD files and structure-descriptions which we are hoping to use.

    There seem to be a number of tools around (e.g. XML2CSV and...
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  • How do I transform multiple columns of data to unique rows?

    Hi,

    I've inherited a poorly designed database and I'm hoping you can help me solve a problem.

    I have data that is organized similar the following (the actual data set is much larger).

    Name ID1 ID2 ID3 ID4
    --------------------------------------------
    Dave D1 D2 D3 D4
    Tammy T1 T2 T3 T4
    Merrick M1 M2 M2 M4
    ...
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  • Alexander Morou
    started a topic Compiler Framework on top of the .NET CLI
    in .NET

    Compiler Framework on top of the .NET CLI

    Greetings,

    I've been writing a framework for the Common Language Infrastructure (aka .NET) for about six to eight months. Its end goal is to greatly reduce the amount of work necessary to write a compiler. It will do so by handling the heavy lifting, such as transforming high-level concepts into somewhat lower-level concepts for use by the CLI.


    Above is an image which gives a basic structure outline...
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