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Ladies and Gentlemen - I was wondering how many people were dealing with data sets that are generated using the WDDX protocol/DTD from ColdFusion. (See the DTD here:) http://www.wddx.org/wddx_dtd.txt I have been tasked with building a tool to extract query results from these sets; the raw XML output from a query is outputted in the following manner (example has a result of four record sets): <field name="field1"> <string>row1</string> <string>row2</string> <string>row3</string> <string>row4</string> </field> <field name="field2"> <string>row1</string> <string>row2</string> <string>row3</string> <string>row4</string> </field> <field name="field3"> <string>row1</string> <string>row2</string> <string>row3</string> <string>row4</string> </field> Are people working directly with this data, or instead using xsl:copy/xsl:copy-of to build new trees that are a bit more user-friendly? I've started working with the raw data, but it seems to me that the XML is not as intuitively logical (i.e. - readable by a human) as it should be. Thanks for any input - respond to the list or privately. Ms. Toni Geoly, Interface Engineer AppNet http://www.appnet.com antoinette.geoly@xxxxxxxxxx __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/ XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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