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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Ashish Kulkarni <ku...@yahoo.com> on 2003/11/03 21:58:39 UTC
[OT] create XML based on DTD from resultset on fly
Hi,
i have designed a DTD for my XML file, now i want to
genereate a XML file based on this DTD on the fly,
I will run a SQL querry, which will return me a result
set, i want to create XML file from this resultset,
and i dont want to write it to a file, i want to just
create a XML file so can be used for further
processing,
I have to create a PDF file from this XML and i have
already desinged a XSLT for converting this XML to
PDF.
So my flow would be
DTD XSLT
| |
| |
v v
resultset -->create XML on fly ---> xslt process
-->pdf
Any suggestions or code
Ashish
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Re: [OT] create XML based on DTD from resultset on fly
Posted by Adam Hardy <ah...@cyberspaceroad.com>.
On 11/03/2003 09:58 PM Ashish Kulkarni wrote:
> Hi,
> i have designed a DTD for my XML file, now i want to
> genereate a XML file based on this DTD on the fly,
> I will run a SQL querry, which will return me a result
> set, i want to create XML file from this resultset,
> and i dont want to write it to a file, i want to just
> create a XML file so can be used for further
> processing,
Hi Ashish,
check out JAXB xml data binding from Sun. It will definitely do what you
want, but it might be a bit over the top for your needs.
JAXB has a run-once class-generator which generates a bunch of java
class based on your DTD. You then incorporate the classes into your
project at design time. Then at runtime you put the data from the
resultset into them, and then send the root node object to the
Marshaller to create the XML. (Or is it the Unmarshaller - I always get
it confused).
Adam
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