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microsoft biztalk server may be what you are looking for. I have processed gigabytes of business data in minutes with biztalk maps! > -----Original Message----- > From: Jose F. Osorio [mailto:osorioj@m...] > Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 12:20 AM > To: xml-dev@l... > Subject: Thesis research. > > Hello everyone, > > Does anyone know if there are core library components (public/open source) to generate basic XSL templates? > > I am looking for something similar to XML Spy's capability of integrating with VB. > > I am trying to develop a higher level abstraction tool to generate templates based on user interview responses describing the data patterns of a given input data file. > > For example, given the length of a block of data in the input data set in bytes, if the block is recurrent (I am talking about terabytes here for molecular/atomic simulation or computation in a grid of processors or forest of clusters in a multiprocessors architecture), do you want to perform count, average, min, max, distinct transformation on the recurrent elements prior to handing over input file to subsequent application in the pipeline? > > The idea is to enable a user specify transformations to be applied to the resulting output of a program before it is supplied as input to a subsequent application in the pipeline. > > The goal is to ease the process of taking terabytes of result output of a supercomputation, converting it to proper form required when supplied as input to subsequent application in pipe. > > At a small scale, think of it as: cat myfile| transform template1|program1.exe|transform template2|Program2.exe|transform template3|program3.exe > > At a larger scale, think of it as job a scheduling system with corresponding input/output data sources and respective transformations. > > Thanks in advance. I will appreciate any feedback from you on this. > > Regards, > > Jose F. Osorio. > >
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