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I have a question about a couple of FAQs.
Just my 2 cents worth, but I disagree that most people don't use FAQ before posting. I always do as well as search this (and other) forum for possible answers to my problem. I also search the Internet as a whole for an answer. When all these avenues fail, I post. So I think FAQ has a lot of... -
xml and java
I had this problem myself. It drove me crazy because after so many characters strung together, it started to truncate the files. I inquired on several forums, but got no response. To this minute, I'm not sure if I could have accomplished this a different (or more efficient) way, but it works. I... -
What to use??
Wushutwist, Thanks alot ... I appreciate it! In fact, gonna putz around with it this afternoon! -
What to use??
That would interest me as I have written Applets in Swing and had to scrap them because they wouldn't display in some browsers. What is involved in the HTML Conversion? Is it just called "HTML Converter" for a Sun download? Thanks! Donna -
Output String is truncating when writing to a file
Just wanted to let everyone know that I finally figured this out so I won't be needing advise. However, if anyone ever has this problem in the future, what I did was tokenize the string file. As I suspected, the string must have been too long and was being truncated. I broke the file into... -
Output String is truncating when writing to a file
I've tried another forum and haven't received an answer there so I'm hoping someone here will be able to suggest an answer. I have a data string that was extracted from an Oracle DB and translated from XML using XSLT. Everything works fine until writing to a file. I can get the data String to... -
xsl inString?
Hi Ryan, You can use the string function substring to extract the date as you want and format it accordingly. For example, to get the day, I always set up a variable as with param below: <xsl:param name="new_date" select="date"/> Then extract date as you want it to appear...
