Re: GUI tool for building XML to XML stylesheets.

The BizTalk mapper by Microsoft does this.  I haven't actually
used the BizTalk Mapper since it was a beta product but basically
you could import two different DTD's and drag from one element
on the left of the window to the resulting element on the right
hand of the window.  The version I tested put Microsoft specific
junk in the XSLT (I am not sure if this is still the case).

I don't believe the mapper is a separate product yet.  I think
it is still bundled with the BizTalk server.  

Betty

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On Wed, 23 May 2001, Cliff McBride wrote:

> A coworkers is looking for a graphical tool to help him build XML to XML
> stylesheets.  The tool would read two DTDs, one representing the source
> documents and one representing the destination documents, and then allow
> the user to graphically map fields (elements, attributes) from the
> source to the destination.  The output of the tool would be an XSLT
> stylesheet that implements the necessary transformations.  The idea
> sounds reasonable, does anyone know of any graphical tools for doing
> this?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> 
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