Re: [xsl] OO 2.0.3/xhtml export/DCMI

[Andrew Franz <afranz0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You can automate the zipping/unzipping with a Java servlet such as 
Tomcat, e.g.

1. _unzip.jsp_
<%@ taglib prefix="c"   uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core"; %>
<%@ taglib prefix="x"   uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/xml"; %>
<c:import url="unzip.xsl"  var="xsldoc"/>
<x:transform xslt="${xsldoc}">
   <x:param name="uri" value="unzip.jsp" />
   <c:import url="unzip.jspx">
       <c:param name="path" value="C:\\Program Files\\Apache\\Tomcat 
5.5\\webapps\\xjsp\\" />
   </c:import>
</x:transform>

2. _unzip.jspx_ uses java.util.zip to extract meta.xml and writes it to 
stdout (JspWriter).
(email me if you need a copy - too long to post here)

3. Substitute _unzip.xsl_ above with your xslt file.

In the other direction, you can use java.util.zip to replace meta.xml 
with your XSLT-transformed copy and write it to an octet-stream.
Great idea - can I borrow it?

Other possibilities:
1. A user can login to a webpage and "create" an open office document 
(the webapp then substitutes their name & details in meta.xml) and the 
ODT file is then sent back to them as an octet stream
2. Open an MS-Word document in Open Office, save as .ODT, open with 
java.util.zip, transform and show meta info (originally from MS-Word)


> On 7/31/06, Gannon Dick <gannon_dick@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > I describe
> > 1. a process for managing the meta data in (*.odt) OpenDocument Text
> > files and
> > 2. give a transform to rewrite and supplement the meta data in a xhtml
> > export to use exclusively DCMI elements and terms.
> >
> > http://www.geocities.com/gannon_dick/MetaData.pdf
> >
> > Any comments would be appreciated.
> >
> > Gannon
> >
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