Bruno Dumon wrote, On 05/02/2003 21.52:
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 20:25, Hunsberger, Peter wrote:
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Again, I don't really see an issue doing this with XSLT.
And I didn't wrote it's not possible, but in my eyes it would be easier,
and probably a lot faster when done in Java (though I still
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 20:25, Hunsberger, Peter wrote:
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> Well, as I pointed out XSLT is Turing complete so anything is possible.
Yeah, but I think there's a reason we're not programming in
Turing-machine like languages...
> For
> some people XSLT Extensions may start to make a lot of se
>> Grouping is a standard XSLT problem. It's not real trivial, it
>> usually requires a knowledge of keys, but it's not all that hard
>> either.
>
> True - but in the courses I teach, a lot of students do not get across
> the multi-level grouping hurdle. Could be because of my skills as a
> t
>> > * writing the config file for the GroupingTransformer is less work
>> > than doing the same thing in XSLT.
>>
>> Grouping is a standard XSLT problem. It's not real trivial, it
>> usually requires a knowledge of keys, but it's not all that hard
>> either.
>
> though you'll have to rewrite
Hunsberger, Peter wrote:
Grouping is a standard XSLT problem. It's not real trivial, it usually
requires a knowledge of keys, but it's not all that hard either.
True - but in the courses I teach, a lot of students do not get across
the multi-level grouping hurdle. Could be because of my skill
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 17:17, Hunsberger, Peter wrote:
> >> Bruno Dumon wrote:
> >> > Based on some code from the xReporter project, I created a new
> >> > transformer for Cocoon that can do grouping and summary calculation
> >> > of table-like data (such as the data that comes out of the
> >> >
>> Bruno Dumon wrote:
>> > Based on some code from the xReporter project, I created a new
>> > transformer for Cocoon that can do grouping and summary calculation
>> > of table-like data (such as the data that comes out of the
>> > SQLTransformer). The grouping to be performed is described in a
Ugo Cei wrote, On 05/02/2003 14.39:
Bruno Dumon wrote:
I've never tried to do things like grouping and calculating summaries in
XSLT, but I think that:
* writing the config file for the GroupingTransformer is less work than
doing the same thing in XSLT.
* calculating things like averages, s
Bruno Dumon wrote:
I've never tried to do things like grouping and calculating summaries in
XSLT, but I think that:
* writing the config file for the GroupingTransformer is less work than
doing the same thing in XSLT.
* calculating things like averages, sums, min and max values is a lot
easier
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 14:11, Ugo Cei wrote:
> Bruno Dumon wrote:
> > Based on some code from the xReporter project, I created a new
> > transformer for Cocoon that can do grouping and summary calculation of
> > table-like data (such as the data that comes out of the SQLTransformer).
> > The groupin
Bruno Dumon wrote:
Based on some code from the xReporter project, I created a new
transformer for Cocoon that can do grouping and summary calculation of
table-like data (such as the data that comes out of the SQLTransformer).
The grouping to be performed is described in a configuration file. This
Bruno Dumon wrote:
The transformer itself and the xReporter code on which it depends are
all released under Apache style licenses.
We felt it as being inappropriate to add it directly to the Cocoon code
base because it requires two extra (xreporter-related) jars, and I've
been whining enough
Hi all,
Based on some code from the xReporter project, I created a new
transformer for Cocoon that can do grouping and summary calculation of
table-like data (such as the data that comes out of the SQLTransformer).
The grouping to be performed is described in a configuration file. This
transformer
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