Merging XML documents into a single XML file

[daniel.knights]

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on an issue I am
having. I have 3 or 4 xml files which i need to merge onto another xml
file called build_log.xml, which is produced using an ANT Logger. Then
using XSL etc I want to format all of this into a pretty html format!
Does anyone have any sample code they could shove my way??

Many thanks,

Danny Knights

[Tjerk Wolterink]

da************@ sunderland.ac.u k schreef:

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on an issue I am
having. I have 3 or 4 xml files which i need to merge onto another xml
file called build_log.xml, which is produced using an ANT Logger. Then
using XSL etc I want to format all of this into a pretty html format!
Does anyone have any sample code they could shove my way??

Many thanks,

Danny Knights

You could create an .xsl file which loads teh documents in variables!
Take a xsl tutorial, and i'm sure you will succeed

[Philippe Poulard]

da************@ sunderland.ac.u k wrote:

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on an issue I am
having. I have 3 or 4 xml files which i need to merge onto another xml
file called build_log.xml, which is produced using an ANT Logger. Then
using XSL etc I want to format all of this into a pretty html format!
Does anyone have any sample code they could shove my way??

Many thanks,

Danny Knights

Have the RefleX !

There is an example here :
http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr/tips.html#N80165D (section "Merging XML
fragments")

You could simply write it like this :
<xcl:document name="myXml">
<doc>
<xcl:for-each name="file" select="{
io:file('file:///path/to')/*[@io:extension=' xml'] }">
<xcl:parse name="fragment" source="{ $file }"/>
{ $fragment }
</xcl:for-each>
</doc>
</xcl:document>
<xcl:transfor m output="file:///path/to/myFile.xml" source="{ $myXml
}" stylesheet="fil e:///path/to/myStylesheet.xs lt"/>

If your XML input files are not in a single directory but under some
subdirectories, you can replace /* by //* (it's XPath applied on a file
object that behaves like an XML object)

There are other runnable examples in the tutorial section
http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr/tutorial.html

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Cordialement,

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