"MarkN" <enterprise.@127.0.0.1> wrote:
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>What tools are you using or planning to use (i.e VB)?
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>I assume .doc means MS Word. MS Word is a proprietary format. There are
>tools like from Apache.org for converting XML to PDF. They are not typically
>(I don't think they are at all) XSLT based because it is not simple to create
>these formats, although XSL may be involved.
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>"Ruchi Garg" <ruchigarg64@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>How do you generate .doc or .pdf by applying XSLT over XML file?
>>Thanks.
>>Ruchi Garg
>>
>>"Ovidiu Platon" <ovidiupl@microsoft-lab.pub.ro> wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>> How and where you store the XML data is your business. You can use
>a
>>>DBMS or plain HDD storage, depending on your needs. For a huge data
>>>repository, a DBMS-only or a combined solution might be the best for you,
>>>but I can't tell for sure.
>>> To display the XML data in different formats, you use XSLT (XML
>>>Stylesheet Transformations). This way, you can generate plain text, (X)HTML,
>>>or even .DOC, .PDF and many other text/binary data formats.
>>> To learn the basics about XSLT you can use http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/
>>>, or search for "XSLT Tutorial" on, say, Google. To check out some XML
>based
>>>tools, check out http://xml.apache.org/ and http://msdn.microsoft.com/xml/
>>,
>>>to name two of my favorites.
>>> HTH,
>>> Ovidiu.
>>>"Linda" <LindaSong02@aol.com> wrote in message news:3d19d665$1@10.1.10.29...
>>>>
>>>> I am researching for XML data repository.
>>>> For example, say I converted a word doc into XML doc, then how and where
>>>> do i store that converted doc, so other people can extract that same
>doc
>>>> in different format later from that repository. I am very new to this
>>>subject,
>>>> so please!! help me....thanks a bunch. =)
>>>>
>>>> Linda
>>>
>>>
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