Oops! was Re: Transformation tool for windows

[Frank Boumphrey]

I put a buad version of the program on my site. It refuses to open because
it references a file that I am sure is not on your computers.!

I have put up a corrected version.

I appologise to every one who tried to run the old version

Please go to www.hypermedic.com/style to down load the zip file (20K). Look
under transform XML.

Frank
----- Original Message -----
From: Frank Boumphrey <bckman at ix.netcom.com>
To: xml mailing list <xml-dev at ic.ac.uk>
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 1999 1:03 AM
Subject: Transformation tool for windows


>At the suggestion of several people I am making generaly available a simple
>tool that carries out batch transformations of XML files under windows 95,
>98, or NT. Although stable, it is very much alpha ware and is still a 'work
>in process'. I would be glad of any feed back from members of this list.
>
>It was written for an undergraduate class and requires no more skill's to
>run than than basic windows skill's but in spite of that it is quite
>powerful and can easily handle documents up to 2M in size. (I havn't tested
>it on anything larger)
>
>This tool is exerpted from a larger editing tool which uses the MSXML
>parser. However as the later is in flux and the MSXML dll has not been
>released or liscensed for general use, I have split the transformation tool
>off from the editing and DOM tool.
>
>'TransformXML' allows the following proceeses to be automated.
>
> 1. Creating a list of xml files for processing.
> 2. Running a list of commands on each file.
> 3. Transforming one xml nametag to another.
>
>It has not yet been optimized for speed. for example on a middle of the
road
>platform it takes about 1 minute to convert an XML file marked up by Jon
>Bosak into HTML. It took 20 minutes to transform the complete works of
>Shakespeare from xml to xhtml.
>
>Please go to www.hypermedic.com/style to down load the zip file (20K). Look
>under transform XML.
>
>It uses the VB5 dll's which are also available if needed.
>
>
>Frank Boumphrey
>
>XML and style sheet info at Http://www.hypermedic.com/style/index.htm
>Author: - Professional Style Sheets for HTML and XML http://www.wrox.com
>CoAuthor:  XML applications from Wrox Press, www.wrox.com
>Author: Using XML on the Web (March)
>
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