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Ray ValleSubject: XML Mappin
Author: Ray Valle
Date: 26 Aug 2009 11:45 PM
Originally Posted: 26 Aug 2009 07:47 PM
I have an xml file that I need to have elements mapped to a code list. The code list is supplied as a separate XML file. The results will be inserted into a MySql database.

I am trying to determine the best method for doing this. I am using Stylus studio Enterprise edition. Can someone guide me in the direction I should go in getting this accomplished? I have attached the xml file as well as the ONIX for Books Code List.

The format is as follows:
The top-level tag is <ONIXCodeTable>.
The document contains a sequence of composite elements<CodeList>, each of which contains the data elements <CodeListNumber>, <CodeListDescription>and <IssueNumber>, and a sequence of composite elements <Code>.

Each composite element <Code>contains the data elements <CodeNumber>, <CodeValue>, <CodeDescription>, <CodeNotes> and <IssueNumber>.

Here is a sample:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ONIXCodeTable>
<CodeList>
<CodeListNumber>1</CodeListNumber>
<CodeListDescription>Notification or update type code</CodeListDescription>
<IssueNumber>0</IssueNumber>
<Code>
<CodeNumber>1</CodeNumber>
<CodeValue>01</CodeValue>
<CodeDescription>Early notification</CodeDescription>
<CodeNotes>Use for a complete record issued earlier than approximately six months before publication.</CodeNotes>
<IssueNumber>0</IssueNumber>
</Code>
...

For instance, in the sample below the composit <ProductIdentifier> has a child element <ProductIDType> with value 2. This value correlates to IBSN and is found in code list 5. as such:


<CodeList>
<CodeListNumber>5</CodeListNumber>
<CodeListDescription>Product identifier type code</CodeListDescription>
<IssueNumber>0</IssueNumber>
.......
.......
<Code>
<CodeValue>02</CodeValue>
<CodeDescription>ISBN-10</CodeDescription>
<CodeNotes>International Standard Book Number, pre-2007, unhyphenated (10 characters)</CodeNotes>
<IssueNumber>0</IssueNumber>
</Code>


Then there is a another iteration of the same element with value 03. This value correlates to IBSN13 and so on. How would the lookup table need to be formatted to handle the translation?

<ProductIdentifier>
<ProductIDType>02</ProductIDType>
<IDValue>0849955432</IDValue>
</ProductIdentifier>
<ProductIdentifier>
<ProductIDType>03</ProductIDType>
<IDValue>9780849955433</IDValue>
</ProductIdentifier>
<ProductIdentifier>
<ProductIDType>04</ProductIDType
<IDValue></IDValue>
</ProductIdentifier>
<ProductIdentifier>
<ProductIDType>15</ProductIDType>
<IDValue>9780849955433</IDValue>
</ProductIdentifier>


Thank you in advance.


UnknownN0120.xml
Source Document

UnknownONIX_BookProduct_CodeLists_Issue_10.xml
ONIX Code List

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(Deleted User) Subject: XML Mappin
Author: (Deleted User)
Date: 02 Sep 2009 12:12 PM
Hi Ray,
it's not clear to me why that specific '02' ProductIDType must be mapped with the codelist 5; anyhow, assuming that the connection is hardcoded, you can retrieve the description by writing

<xsl:value-of select="document('ONIX_BookProduct_CodeLists_Issue_10.xml')/ONIXCodeTable/CodeList[CodeListNumber='5']/Code[CodeValue=current()]/CodeDescription"/>

Hope this helps,
Alberto

 
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