Subject:Re: Mapping from XML to text Author:Minollo I. Date:18 Jul 2003 11:34 AM
You can do that manually, creating your own XSLT and testing/debugging it.
But the visual mapper available in Stylus is an XML-to-XML mapper, which
won't help you much in what you are trying to do.
Subject:Re: Mapping from XML to text Author:Minollo I. Date:18 Jul 2003 12:20 PM
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>Being new to XSLT and XSL, can you provide a sample XSL for it ?
If you give us an example (the source xml and a description of the target
would help), we can try helping you.
>In that case, the will I be able to use the mapping capability in Stylus
>Studio ??
I'm not sure I understand this question; you can use the mapping capability
in Stylus Studio if both your source and target mapping
documents/structures are XML; you can't if that's not the case.
A good starting point for you might be creating a simple target XML
document which resembles the structure of the output you are trying to
generate (even if the real output won't be XML), and then work on the
automatically generated XSLT to remove the un-needed XML tags and structures...