• From: Duane Nickull <duane@x...>
• To: Meeraj Kunnumpurath <meerajk@h...>
• Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 11:30:40 -0700

> I am interested in generic server side engines capable of transforming HTML
> form data to XML docs and vice-versa.
>>>>>>>>>>>

Here is a basic transformation engine that can be used as a web
service.  To demonstrate it,  I have attached two small test files to
use for the transformation.   Take the first file,  an ANSI X12 EDI 323
message and use it as input.  Use the second file *.XCH as the template
for the exchange.  IT will churn out XML back to the user.

The URL is:

http://demo.xmlglobal.com/transform/

IT can change any structured input to either structured on unstructured
but would require an input formatter for URL encoded form data.  It
currently accepts CSV, XML , SQL and ANSI X12 EDI as inputs.

Please feel free to experiment with it and the attached files.  XML
Global is firmly committed to Web Services.

Cheers



-- 
Duane Nickull, CTO - Founder
XML Global Technologies, Inc.
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