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ADO to XML
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IBM XSL Formatting Object Composer
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XSL Formatting Objects Composer (XFC) is a typesetting and display engine that implements a substantial portion of XSL Formatting Objects (FO), which became a W3C Recommendation on October 15, 2001. XSL FO is an XML language for typesetting, printing, or displaying any of the worlds written languages.
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XML Processing Plus Plus
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The XML Processing Plus Plus compiler converts programs written in this languages syntax into Java code that uses standard XML APIs. The language itself provides simple wrapper APIs: XmlIn and XmlOut. XmlIn is used for retrieving data from XML input streams, and XmlOut for inserting data to XML output streams.
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ADO to XML
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With XML being the latest and greatest craze, I thought this might be useful to someone out there. Its a little script that queries a database and then using ADOs built in Save feature saves a copy of the data as an XML file. The format isnt perfect since its meant to be opened back up by ADO, but it sure beats writing it by hand.
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XSL Editor
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The IBM XSL Editor application allows a user to import, create, and save Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) style sheets and Extensible Markup Language (XML) source documents. IBMs XSL Editor allows users to set and remove "break points" on the style sheet and source document. The XSL Editor user interface features an XML "source based" collapsible "tree view" with dynamic font resizing for "Zooming" in/out to handle small/large documents. Dynamic "edit pads" provide a vehicle for style sheet and source document editing that are automatically kept in synch with their corresponding tree views. Style sheet authoring is made convenient by the ability to automatically generate XPath syntax from sample source documents.
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IBM XSL Formatting Object Composer
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XSL Formatting Objects Composer (XFC) is a typesetting and display engine that implements a substantial portion of XSL Formatting Objects (FO), which became a W3C Recommendation on October 15, 2001. XSL FO is an XML language for typesetting, printing, or displaying any of the worlds written languages.
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