Ben Stover wrote:
Assume I have a "normal" XML docs. I want to display the content of this XML
doc on a HTML page
well formatted in tables, columns, rows and with headers.
I could start now to write an appropriate XSLT script from scratch.
But I could imagine that there is a tool which does such a job (=XSLT
script/stylesheet writing)
for me. I want to use this generated XSLT stylesheet later as skeleton/base for
possible refinements.
As I first step I only want to avoid writing the dumb "main" stuff again and
again.
Is there such a tool ?
Can there be such a tool? How would that tool know for arbitrary
elements and attributes how to convert them to HTML?
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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
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