Мария Ковалева wrote:
Hi!
Hi there!
I need to make structure of xml like this and assign my value use Java.
- <#> <PresentationInfo>
<Author>Romanov</Author>
<Title>Сыночек - пирожочек</Title>
<Description>About marsians taking control over Earth</Description>
<PublicationDate>10-May-1996</PublicationDate>
<Lang>ru</Lang>
<PageCount>3</PageCount>
</PresentationInfo>
How can I do it?
If I understand you correctly you need to generate that kind of
information from OpenDocument presentation files.
I would suggest that you do look into the OpenDocument Spezifikation (
see http://xml.openoffice.org ) on where that information is located and
than create an XSL-Tranformation ( see http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt ) for
extracting and converting that information into the format you want to
have.
Have a look at section 3 "Meta Data Elements" of the spec.
Most if not all what you want should be in the meta.xml substream of the
OpenDocument package file.
To have a look at what is in such a meta.xml substream yourself rename a
presentation to something.zip and unzip it.
You can use the odf4j java library of the opendocument toolkit project
to apply an XSL-Tranformation to the meta.xml substream ( and any other
substream ) of the presentation file. You can checkout odf4j from our
source code repository via anonymous cvs by using the command:
cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs co
odftoolkit/odf4j
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Kind regards,
Bernd Eilers
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