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XML Converter Professional Edition |
XML Converter Professional Edition is the complete solution for the developer who wants the browse facilities provided in the Standard Edition PLUS special modules, which provide command-line interface. Using the Professional Edition you will be able to call XML Converter strictly from your own application, with no user interface, allowing you to convert Data Source to XML in batch mode.
What the special
modules are included in Professional Edition?
XML
Converter Standard Edition, which includes software with GUI (graphical user
interface)
An
executable module that runs within the console window or DOS-batch command file
XMLFox
Editor freeware convenient XML/XSD Editor.
The
XML Converter Standard Edition is a data converting software lets the
user to interactively create a data transformation. It allows you to use XML
documents by exporting source data into XML file. XML Converter is a visual
mapping and conversion tool, which manages all dialects of XML such as
DTD(document type definition), XSD(XML Schema Definition), and XML formats. It
is used for quickly building application integration solutions. It will allow
you to map and integrate some types of data to XML document in a user-friendly
graphical mode (GUI).
XML
Converter Professional Edition executable module has the following command-line
interface:
XMLConverterCmd -s[SourceFileName]
-n[SourceTableName/or
Number]
-g[TargetTypeName]
-t[TargetFileName]
-m[MappingMethod]
-w[WritingMethod]
-l[NeedXSLtemplate]
-h[NeedXLSheader]
-r[ShowRegForm]
-help
-![+|-]
Command-line arguments
XMLConverterCmd can accept quite a few command-line arguments. Many of these
arguments can be omitted and XMLConverterCmd can use default values instead of
them. XMLConverterCmd expects command line arguments to be preceded by the
"-" (dash) as normally used by DOS programs. Also you can use a
special configuration file default.cfg for defining and sending your parameters
to XMLConverterCmd.exe. If you define arguments in command-line then their
values will have a high priority than the values have been defined in
default.cfg.
There is a description of some XML Converter command-line arguments:
SourceFileName
A Name of Data Source file with full path like:
C:/MyDirectory/MyBook.xls
SourceTableName/or
Number
A Name or a number of spreadsheet or table, which belongs to your Data Source
file.
Default is empty string
If you decide to define the [SourceTableName/or Number] argument as a number of
table/spreadsheet you have to put this parameter after [SourceFileName]
arguments. Otherwise, if [SourceTableName/or Number] argument is name of
table/spreadsheet and contents spaces inside you must enclose it in "[
]" brackets:
XMLConverterCmd.exe -rXLS -sC:\MyDir\MyBook.xls -n[First sheet 10]
Also you can leave this argument empty. It means XML Converter will generate one
common xml output file where data from all of your Data Source's
spreadsheets/tables will be stored. In this case you can create your own XML
database. This software gives you ability to generate an output as a set of XML
tables.
MappingMethod
The Mapping method determines how each Source data column is mapped when a XML
document is saved. This argument should be omitted when TargetTypeName is not
xml.
Values:
e - Map out as Element
a - Map out as Attribute
r - Map out as Row Content Default is e
NeedXSLtemplate
Argument is replying to question: "Would you like to accompany your XML
document with a template XSL style-sheet?" This argument should be omitted
when TargetTypeName is not xml.
Values:
yes
no Default is no
Example
If you want to get one XML file generated from all of "MyBook.xls"
spreadsheets you can use the signature:
XMLConverterCmd.exe -sC:\MyDir\MyBook.xls -n
For this case final "MyBook.xml" file will be saved in directory
"C:\MyDir\" and will content data from all spreadsheets. Also, this
file will have special tags, such as "workbook",
"worksheet", "row", "field column=""",
which allow you to directly access and read the XML file by using DOM or SAX
software.
The XMLConverterCmd.exe returns error codes:
0 - Ok
1 - Syntax error in command line
2 - Source file does not exist
3 - Source table does not exist
4 - Can't open source file
5 - Can't create XML file
6 - Error of XSL-template creating
7 - Can't create XSD file
8 - Error of DTD creating
9 - Can't connect to data
10 - Can't read data format
11 - Error of TrasX-Schema creating
12 - Error in "micro" - module
13 - Target file is not created
Example
If you want to get one XML file generated from all of "MyBook.xls"
spreadsheets you can use the signature:
XMLConverterCmd.exe -sC:\\MyDir\\MyBook.xls -n
For this case final "MyBook.xml" file will be saved in directory
"C:\MyDir\" and will content data from all spreadsheets. Also, this
file will have special tags, such as "workbook",
"worksheet", "row", "field column=""",
which allow you to directly access and read the XML file by using DOM or SAX
software.
Also XMLConverterCmd supports ErrorLevel DOS variable. When using a dos batch
file to execute XMLConverterCmd.exe, how do you go about error handling? There
is the ErrorLevel variable being passed back to the batch file that can be
interrogated to determine successful/unsuccessful completion of XML Converter
Cmd. To try the functionality you should have a .bat file like the following:
@Echo Off
XMLConverterCmd.exe
goto %errorlevel%
:0
echo Ok
goto end
:1
echo Syntax error in command line
goto end
:2
echo Source file does not exist
goto end
:end
XMLConverterCMD.err file
When XMLConverterCmd.exe interrupts its execution the special file
XMLConverterCmd.err will be created where error reports are stored. This error
message file contains both error numbers and their associated text messages. The
error report is accompanied by the date and time when it occurred. Since the
error message file created with XMLConverterCmd is a binary text file it can be
accessed by any text editor.
Using this tool, you can Tab Delimited to XML, Tab Delimited to DTD, Tab Delimited to XSD.
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