| | xml transformation language - Re: XML Transformation Language (was Re: removing HTML flow |
 | | There is a good reason that the style language is not called the transformation language and that there is something else called the transformation language. |
 | | A language for converting arbitrary XML documents into standard representations of tables is simple: any old XML transformation language will do (including a slightly tweaked XSL). |
 | | As I pointed out, you can either use the standard XML transformation flow objects, and ignore the two-dimensional semantics (and other database semantics) of the things you are creating, or you must think quite deeply about what a conversion to 2D data model should look like (i.e. |
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