Michael,

here the input and output DTDs

the input DTD

describe forms specific fo two products: <AllInFormCreated> and
<TownToToTownFormCreated>

<AllInFormCreated>  corresponds to the AllIn product
<TownToToTownFormCreated>  corresponds to the TownToToTownForm product

There are  two types of customers:

Ind for Individual
and
Org for Organization


Those two forms have to be mapped to two generic forms

<IndCompleteOrderForm> and <OrgCompleteOrderForm>

<IndCompleteOrderForm>  corresponds to the Individualcustomer
<OrgCompleteOrderForm>  corresponds to the Organization customer


Another complexity is that the two products <AllInFormCreated> and
<TownToToTownFormCreated>  are soft coded
in the generic forms <IndCompleteOrderForm> and <OrgCompleteOrderForm>

There product specific characteristics (the elements in the input DTD
starting by SUBS_)
are soft coded using codes described in the template below.

Francois


<Services>
     <Service>
          <Characteristics>
               <Characteristic>
                    <ServiceCharacteristicCode></ServiceCharacteristicCode>
                    <ConfiguredValue></ConfiguredValue>
               </Characteristic>
               <Characteristic>
                    <ServiceCharacteristicCode></ServiceCharacteristicCode>
                    <ConfiguredValue></ConfiguredValue>
               </Characteristic>
          </Characteristics>
     </Service>
     <Service>
          <Characteristics>
               <Characteristic>
                    <ServiceCharacteristicCode></ServiceCharacteristicCode>
                    <ConfiguredValue></ConfiguredValue>
               </Characteristic>
               <Characteristic>
                    <ServiceCharacteristicCode></ServiceCharacteristicCode>
                    <ConfiguredValue></ConfiguredValue>
               </Characteristic>
          </Characteristics>
     </Service>
</Services>







Francois

(See attached file: POSFEEvents.dtd)   (See attached file: CCMEvents.dtd)




Kay Michael <Michael.Kay@xxxxxxx> on 04/29/99 12:29:50 PM

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Subject:  RE: How do you this XML document to this other one (DTD to DTD)




> How do you map this thru a XSL stylesheet
>
> Input XML:
>
> <PRODUCT_FORM>
>      <IND_SURNAME>Deza</IND_SURNAME>
>      <IND_BIRTHDATE>13-11-63</IND_BIRTHDATE>
>      <PRIMARY_ADDR_STREET_NAME>Am Seestern</PRIMARY_ADDR_STREET_NAME>
>      <PRIMARY_ADDR_STREET_NUMBER>444</PRIMARY_ADDR_STREET_NUMBER>
> </PRODUCT_FORM>
>
>
> to this [...]
>
with great ease, provided all the input documents have the form given. The
only challenge is in handling the variability among input documents. Show
us
your DTD.

Mike Kay


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