Use this XmlTransform application to generate sets of HTML pages, SQL documentation, or apply it to your own particular needs.
by Michael Sorens
January 23, 2008
he general-purpose XML transformer and/or validator discussed here, named "XmlTransform" operates on an arbitrarily deep directory tree containing files you want to transform. As output it optionally generates multi-level indices and can even add navigational linkages.
XmlTransform's validation capability is reasonably straightforward; it lets you ensure that the set of XML files used for a transformation are valid according to specified XML schema. You may elect to validate input files, output files (after transformation), or both.
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he general-purpose XML transformer and/or validator discussed here, named "XmlTransform" operates on an arbitrarily deep directory tree containing files you want to transform. As output it optionally generates multi-level indices and can even add navigational linkages.
