All,
I am looking for a way to produce an integrated environment which utilizes a
series of xsl transformations over a single xml document to produce a
compact, browsable view.
For example, in a typical HTML layout, I might have something like this:
+------+-----------------+
| | path |
| +-----------------+
| | |
| menu | |
| | data |
| | |
| | |
+------+-----------------+
If my xml was of the format:
<obj label="top">
<obj label="sub1">
<obj label="sub11">
<obj label="sub12"></obj>
<obj label="sub2"/>
<obj label="sub3">
<obj label="sub31">
<obj label="sub32">
<obj label="sub33"></obj>
<obj label="sub4"/></obj>
I might want to see the end result of the menu:
- top
- sub1
sub11
sub12
sub2
- sub3
sub31
sub32
sub33
sub4
If I am at sub32, the path would look like:
top -> sub3 -> sub32
And the data would contain information about sub32.
Each of the items above would also contain hyperlinks with a script that
updates the other views (i.e. clicking on sub3 on the menu would update the
data and path portions).
I am looking for an example of this type of integration.
I have been working backwards at this point, and I already have individual
xsl files that can easily translate a given .xml file into the desired
output. But I'm a little lost as to how to integrate the xsl files into one
cohesive environment.
If anyone has done this type of an integration or knows of a place I can
start learning more about it, I would love to learn more about how it was
done.
Thanks!
bix
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