hello, i have an xml file being uploaded with a PUT into some folder and i would like to know whether it's best to : a] parse it using xml2zope or xmldocument for example and built a dtml tree of the doc (seems unmanageable if there are *lots* of docuemnts) b] store the xml files somewhere and use an external method to parse them on the fly (would be cool if it could be called from dtml) c] ? i've tried to figure out parsedxml, but i haven't found the link to download the product ???? well, anyway, what would the best solution for this be (the best product ;-) hopefully something closer to beta than alpha since i'm just an almost newbie ;-) thx $ven
ParsedXML should do what you want: http://www.zope.org/Members/karl/ParsedXML/ParsedXML
[Joachim Werner]
ParsedXML should do what you want: http://www.zope.org/Members/karl/ParsedXML/ParsedXML
Except that there is no binary. You have to build it, and a lot of us can't or won't. Tom P
ParsedXML should do what you want: http://www.zope.org/Members/karl/ParsedXML/ParsedXML
Except that there is no binary. You have to build it, and a lot of us can't or won't. in fact, since i'm doing that on a live server, i'm not very fond of doing it and possibly messing something up :-S and yes, i'd prefer having a binary ;-))) ok, so parsedxml seems to be the best solution to my problem, i'll guess i'll have to look into it (hope it doesn't crash my machine ;-) bye, $ven
Hi Sven, never ever install a product the first time on a life system! Make a copy of it to somewhere and test it. Always keep a save copy of your Data.fs under your pillow! Regards Tino --On Mittwoch, 2. Mai 2001 16:15 +0200 "ecubateur / sven" <sven@ecubateur.com> wrote:
ParsedXML should do what you want: http://www.zope.org/Members/karl/ParsedXML/ParsedXML
Except that there is no binary. You have to build it, and a lot of us can't or won't.
in fact, since i'm doing that on a live server, i'm not very fond of doing it and possibly messing something up :-S
and yes, i'd prefer having a binary ;-)))
ok, so parsedxml seems to be the best solution to my problem, i'll guess i'll have to look into it (hope it doesn't crash my machine ;-)
bye,
$ven
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Hi Sven, --On Mittwoch, 2. Mai 2001 04:06 +0200 Sven Fischer <sven.fischer@gargl.net> wrote:
hello,
i have an xml file being uploaded with a PUT into some folder and i would like to know whether it's best to :
a] parse it using xml2zope or xmldocument for example and built a dtml tree of the doc (seems unmanageable if there are *lots* of docuemnts)
Probably the best solution IMHO. I dont see where it becomes unmanageable. There might be a performance-issue, if the docs are really large.
b] store the xml files somewhere and use an external method to parse them on the fly (would be cool if it could be called from dtml)
I dont see why this would be better then (a). You additionally loose the capabilities of the ZODB (transaction, easy object reference, versioning) If you expect moderate change rates on the documents you probably dont want to abandon the transaction feature.
c] ?
i've tried to figure out parsedxml, but i haven't found the link to download the product ???? well, anyway, what would the best solution for this be (the best product ;-) hopefully something closer to beta than alpha since i'm just an almost newbie ;-)
thx
$ven
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