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Java Forum / Tools / January 2005XML mapping tool
I'm looking for an XML mapping tool that can be embedded in an application. There are several mapping applications available e.g. Altova's Mapforce. Ideally we'd like something that can be called from within a Java application, supplying 2 XML files/schemas to be mapped, then returns the generated XSLT code back to the application. Does anyone know if such a tool exists? Thanks. Andrew. > I'm looking for an XML mapping tool that can be embedded in an > application. There are several mapping applications available e.g. > Altova's Mapforce. Ideally we'd like something that can be called from > within a Java application, supplying 2 XML files/schemas to be mapped, > then returns the generated XSLT code back to the application. Not sure if I got you right: do you want to map between two XML files using XSLT? What's wrong then with an XSLT processor like e.g. Saxon or Xalan? Can easily be embedded into Java applications, even J2EE (most J2EE servers already provide a processor). We made pretty good experience with Sonic Stylus Studio for building the required XSL documents.  SignatureMichael Wein > > I'm looking for an XML mapping tool that can be embedded in an > > application. There are several mapping applications available e.g. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > already provide a processor). We made pretty good experience with Sonic > Stylus Studio for building the required XSL documents. Nah, I think he wants a tool that gets fed two XML files, then a mapping can be defined interavtively and as a result you get a XSLT out, that does the mapping so you can apply it to similar XML files (i.e with same schema or DTD). Regards robert >>> I'm looking for an XML mapping tool that can be embedded in an >>> application. There are several mapping applications available e.g. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > the mapping so you can apply it to similar XML files (i.e with same schema > or DTD). Okay, then maybe he should describe himself what he really wants ;-) Nevertheless I think that he could achieve nearly everything he wants using Sonic Stylus Studio (test version available). I haven't seen a better XSLT mapper yet, though Studio has some other problems editing XML files. SignatureMichael Wein >>>> I'm looking for an XML mapping tool that can be embedded in an >>>> application. There are several mapping applications available e.g. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Okay, then maybe he should describe himself what he really wants ;-) Err, he *did* describe it (see above) - at least for me it was quite clear. :) > Nevertheless I think that he could achieve nearly everything he wants > using > Sonic Stylus Studio (test version available). I haven't seen a better XSLT > mapper yet, though Studio has some other problems editing XML files. Probably. robert There was a posting in comp.lang.java.announce - maybe that helps: ----- Original Message ----- From: "Filip Pavlovic" <esqban@hotmail.com> Newsgroups: comp.lang.java.announce Sent: Friday, January 21, 2005 7:54 AM Subject: Java XML Mapper > Java XML Mapper - Jamper - is an open source graphical utility for designing > XSLTs. > Although it has just been published as an early beta, it has some basic [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Best regards, > Filip Pavlovic Regards robert > There was a posting in comp.lang.java.announce - maybe that helps: [Java XML Mapper - Jamper] In what respect (except probably price) does this differ from Sonic Stylus Studio's approach which I originally proposed? SignatureMichael Wein >> There was a posting in comp.lang.java.announce - maybe that helps: > > [Java XML Mapper - Jamper] > > In what respect (except probably price) does this differ from Sonic Stylus > Studio's approach which I originally proposed? Well, price *can* make a significant difference. I didn't look at this too closely, just thought you might want to follow that hint. Regards robert Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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