* It will be fine if you can provide us with the .....
( realized this typo before someone could pick on me )
Vasu
I will be fine if you can provide us with the complete xml. You need a
separate file for each channel but the XML you have given doesnt contain
any
<channel> element ( or may be there under a different name ?? in which
case
we need to know which element/attribute is the channel name ?).
also make sure you send an
file with atleast 2 channels in it.
Thanks
Vasu
----- Original Message -----
From: "milena schrevel" <milena_s(_at_)postmaster(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk>
To: <xsl-list(_at_)lists(_dot_)mulberrytech(_dot_)com>
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 10:03 AM
Subject: [xsl] newbie question: transforming xml to txt with xslt
hi all,
i want to exctract certain data from a xml-file, which contains
programdetails of several tv channels (see a examle below), and put it
into
txt-files (for each tv channel one txt-file). the programm should read
from
the xml file the data starting from 6:00 am of the following day till 5:59
am of the day after that.
i am new to xml, xsl/xslt. my question is now, if my problem can be
solved
with xslt only, or if i need another programminglanguage (which one?) for
extracting data according the time? as there are 22 tv channels, i don´t
want to write an xsl-file for each of these...is parameterpassing possible
with xslt? which tool you would suggest?
thanks a lot in advance! any kind of help welcome!
regards, milena schrevel
xml-file:
...
<RESOURCE id="EVENTLIST_XYZ">
<EVENTLIST originalnetworkid="1" transportstreamid="1089"
serviceid="0x2EE3" servicename="XYZ">
<EVENT eventid="0x23BB93">
<STARTTIME country="deu" date="21.09.2002" time="16:00:00" />
<DURATION country="deu" time="01:00" />
<SHORTEVENTDESC language="ger">
<EVENTNAME>News</EVENTNAME>
<EVENTTEXT></EVENTTEXT>
</SHORTEVENTDESC>
<EVENTGENRE genreid="GENRE_0" />
</EVENT>
</EVENTLIST>
</RESOURCE>
...
example of output.txt : xyz 21.09.2002 16:00:00 News
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