RE: [xsl] Hello, some problems with XSL-FO

Subject: RE: [xsl] Hello, some problems with XSL-FO
From: "luis montealbaran" <nob_ody@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 18:28:56 +0000
Hello, charles, thx for the response.

My problem is creating the stylesheet, I need to create a sthylesheet that will
output XSL-FO, with a title (the group fullname), a TOC and the courses information
of the course group given using the global parameter.


For example is the group is "AFAM"

The stylesheet should create an XSL-FO document with the AFAM acronnim extented
to full name, a TOC with all the courses inside the AFAM group, and courses information.


African American Studies

Images of Africana People in Cinema.......................................................2

On page 2, the course information, in this case Images Of Africana People...

This courses has to be unique.
Any comments ?

thx

LuisMM





From: cknell@xxxxxxxxxx
Reply-To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [xsl] Hello, some problems with XSL-FO
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 13:02:15 -0500

So what exactly is your question? What have you tried so far and what is giving you trouble? Posting your XSLT stylesheet would advance the resolution of your problem.
--
Charles Knell
cknell@xxxxxxxxxx - email




-----Original Message-----
From:     luis montealbaran <nob_ody@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent:     Fri, 19 Dec 2003 17:02:11 +0000
To:       XSL-List@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  [xsl] Hello, some problems with XSL-FO

Hello All, I hope somebody can help me :)

Let me explain the project, I have two xml files (courses_codes.xml and
courses.xml)
, I need to read this files and converted them to XSL-FO. The goal is to
produce
a PDF file that contains course catalog information for a particular course
group (e.g. AFAM, CSCI, BIOL, etc.) for the 2003-2004 academic year. Also
the
XSLT should accept a parameter named "group" that will determine which
course group
information will be used (e.g. values for group might be "CSCI", "BIOL",
"CHEM", etc).
The XSLT should also accept a parameter named "year".

The XLS-FO first creates a title, using the fullname of the course group
selected,
them creates a Table of Contect (TOC) with all the courses, and those
courses are
linked to an individual page containing the course information.

The courses in a group has to be unique, and the ones selected using the
global parameters (group, year)

So my questions is how can achive this ??

My XML files are :

courses_codes.xml

<courses_codes>
<course_groups>
<course_group code="AFAM" name="African American Studies"/>
<course_group code="ANTH" name="Anthropology and Archaeology"/>
</course_groups>
</courses_codes>

courses.xml

<dce_courses>
  <course acad_year="2003" term_id="2" crn="21135">
    <course_group>AFAM</course_group>
    <course_num>E-110</course_num>
    <title>Images of Africana People in Cinema</title>
    <meeting>
      <meeting_days>W</meeting_days>
      <meeting_begin>1730</meeting_begin>
      <meeting_end>1930</meeting_end>
      <location>Sever Hall 110</location>
    </meeting>
    <course_head>
      <person>
        <person_name>Pashington Obeng</person_name>
        <person_title>PhD, Visiting Lecturer on World Religions, Harvard
Divinity School and Assistant Profess$
      </person>
    </course_head>
    <description>An examination of the sociocultural, political, and
economic aspects of Africana people throu$
  </course>
  <course acad_year="2003" term_id="2" crn="22066">
    <course_group>ANTH</course_group>
    <course_num>E-135</course_num>
    <title>The Archaeology of the American Southwest</title>
    <meeting>
      <meeting_days>M</meeting_days>
      <meeting_begin>1730</meeting_begin>
      <meeting_end>1930</meeting_end>
      <location>Harvard Hall 201</location>
    </meeting>
    <course_head>
      <person>
        <person_name>Steven A. LeBlanc</person_name>
        <person_title>PhD, Senior Lecturer on Anthropology, Harvard
University</person_title>
      </person>
    </course_head>
    <description>This course considers the prehistory of the American
Southwest from PaleoIndian times to Euro$
  </course>
<dce_courses>

Thx for the help!!
Merry X-MAS!!

LuisM

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