Re: [xsl] hard core xlt ;-)

[Gary Frederick <gary dot frederick at jsoft dot com>]

I assume you can put each of your pages on it's own spreadsheet sheet.

In regards to spreadsheet programs:

You may want to look at Gnumeric. It uses XML natively and imports from 
excel and other formats. It runs under GNOME (Linux,Solaris,HP/UX etc) I 
don't know if there is a Windows version.
   http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnumeric/

I have not looked at the output of OpenOffice's spreadsheet but it's 
probably XML. OpenOffice does run on Windows (and all over the place).
   http://www.openoffice.org/

Good luck.

Gary

  Elise D. wrote:

>  
> great ideas :-) i gonna think seriously about it.
> by the way i begin an other transformation : office
> hmtl, so that excel will be able to read my table. but
> for the moment i don't know what i could do of the
> paging features.. i don't think it will fit correctly
> to excel.
> 
> thks again for your ideas :)
> regards,
> elise
> 
> --- cutlass <cutlass@secure0.com> a écrit : > -sort
> the data dynamically with any of the xml
> 
>>fields
>>
>>-data search, with result highlighted within page
>>
>>-transform the data set into an RDF or RSS file
>>
>>-have a WML version of your search engine using the
>>same xml
>>
>>oh well, this is a start
>>
>>
>>cheers, jim fuller
>>
>>----- Original Message ----- 
>>From: "Elise D." <tyris_azriel@yahoo.fr>
>>To: <xsl-list@lists.mulberrytech.com>
>>Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 3:27 PM
>>Subject: [xsl] hard core xlt ;-)
>>
>>
>>
>>>hi all,
>>>i first should introduce myself to explain my
>>>question:
>>>i'm computer scientist learnee, that means i both
>>>study and prepare a diploma, and both work in a
>>>company. 
>>>i do have a report to do at the end of the school
>>>year, based on the work i made in the company,
>>>
>>this
>>
>>>work will get a mark, depending on my oral
>>>pesentation, my written report and the most
>>>
>>important
>>
>>>: the work i made. i actualy work on xslt in this
>>>company.
>>>
>>>i've done a big work, on a project i'm actualy
>>>
>>working
>>
>>>on. as you can guess, the most hard is the work i
>>>make, the most valuable it is for my school and my
>>>diploma. so as i'm now familiar with xslt, i'd
>>>
>>like to
>>
>>>make something harder.
>>>
>>>i made an xslt that transform xml data into a
>>>
>>paged
>>
>>>table, where the user can choose how many rows per
>>>page he wants, that automaticaly refresh with the
>>>number he puted, and he can navigate with previous
>>>page, next page, first page an last page button.
>>>
>>>what would be in your point of view the next step
>>>
>>to
>>
>>>an xslt harder ?
>>>
>>>here is the structure of my xml :
>>>
>>><results>
>>><result>
>>><field name="Project Site">Paris</field>
>>><field name="end date">07/04/2001</field>
>>><field name="Project name">Microsoft Visio 10 VS
>>>Help </field>
>>><field name="Project Code">ITOSE01001</field>
>>><field name="Status">Go</field>
>>></result>
>>><result>
>>><field name="Project Site">Paris</field>
>>><field name="end date"/>
>>><field name="Project name">Morgan Stanley-
>>>Shareholder data translation from Korean to
>>>English</field>
>>><field name="Project Code">IBESE01107</field>
>>><field name="Status">Go</field>
>>></result>
>>>.....
>>><results>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>any idea would be appreciated.
>>>regards,
>>>elise
>>>
>>>ps : sorry for my coarse english
>>>
>>>
>>>
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