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On Tuesday, July 25, 2000 8:07 PM, Huaxin Zhang [SMTP:hxzhang@c...] wrote: > Does anybody have ever seen a visual XSL editor to generate XSL code > automatically by drag and drop original DTD elements of the XML > files (should be able to set restrictions on the elements). What restrictions do you want to set on the elements? With Charteris' XMuLator tool, you visually map nodes of a DTD or XDR onto a UML-ish semantic model of the domain. Do this for several XML languages, then the tool will generate XSL to transform from any one to any other - where their meanings overlap. (without meaning overlap you can't usefully transform anyway) The XSL transformations pass round-trip tests. Mapping onto a common semantic model avoids an N-squared cost problem, as the number N of XML languages grows. As far as I can tell, Visual XSL Editor and BizTalk Mapper both have N-squared cost. For info see http://www.charteris.com . Robert Worden
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