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Date: | Fri, 29 Nov 2002 20:12:28 +0100 |
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(not pretending to be an XML expert, but who cares? ;-)
>- is it possible to generate/process XML on HP3000??
Generating XML output should be fairly easy with all the
programming languages or reporting tools. It's basically
adding the markup tags similar to...
01 some-rec.
05 first-name pic x(40).
05 last-name pix x(40).
...
display "<person>"
display "<firstname>" first-name "</firstname>"
display "<lastname>" last-name "</lastname>"
display "</person>
Parsing XML might be a little bit more difficult, depending
on the programming language used. With Java, for example, you
could use one of the available parsers without porting-effort.
I once used a couple of Xerces/J examples from xml.apache.org
on MPE/iX, but there are also XML tools on the IBM alphaworks
or the SUN Java web sites, as far as I recall.
To integrate with existing "legacy" languages, I would probably
try running the Java XML parser in a separate process or server
job and having it output results in a file format convenient for
use by the "legacy" program.
Lars.
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