Importing xml with TOAD

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how to import table structure and data from xml file generated with Access 2003 using TOAD?

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Importing XML with html style tags

I have an xml with an element <description> that contains some styling like, or . What do I need to do in order for me to import the xml into ID and see the italicized words?
I appreciate any help.

I have an xml with an element <description> that contains some styling like, or . What do I need to do in order for me to import the xml into ID and see the italicized words?
I appreciate any help.

How to import xml with data?

Excel 2013
i got an XML file generated by the GPinventory tool. when i import it into Excel, i only get the headers.
how can i import the data as well?

Hi,
As far as I know, the GPinventory tool Supported Operating System :Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, I suppose it generated XML file with Excel 2003 schema, but Excel 2013 have a new XML schema. This issue usually caused by the XML scheme.
Please create a Excel 2013 schema XML file
to test with Excel 2013, if the file could be import well. We'd better check the generated XML file.
As a workaround, we'd better save the results as
a tab-delimited text file and then import to Excel 2013.
If this issue still exists, please upload the XML file through OneDrive. I want to test it.
Regards,
George Zhao
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Importing xml with xslt in InDesign CS4

Hello All,
i need someone's help who's an expert at xml and xslt features of InDesign CS4.
i work in publication, besides our magazines we produce yearbooks with lots of repetative information fields in them. we get the data in xml fromat which we flow in to InDesign. the xml files are very simple, here's an example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
<Root>
<Story>
 <Country> Afganistan </Country>
<Company_ID>
 <Company_Name> Kam Air </Company_Name>
 <Company_Code> 1 </Company_Code>
 <Address_text> 1205 Qalla Fatuha </Address_text>
 <Address_text> P.O.Box 456 </Address_text>
 <Address_text> Kabul </Address_text>
 <Address_text> 22004 </Address_text>
 <Address_text> Afganistan </Address_text>
 <Telephone_text> Telephone: +93 20 2200 108 </Telephone_text>
 <Fax_text> Fax: +93 20 2200 110 </Fax_text>
 <Email_text> E-mail: [email protected] </Email_text>
 <Website_text> Website: www.flykamair.com </Website_text>
 <Personel_text> Abdul Raquib, chief Executive <Personel_text>
 <Personelmail_text> ([email protected]) </Personelmail_text>
 <Job_code> A1 </Job_code>
</Company_ID>
 <Country> Albania </Country>
etc.
</Story>
</Root>
the problem is we don't want <Company_Code> and <Job_code> elements displayed in the InDesign file.
so we created an xslt file that shoud get rid of these two unwanted elements (obviously the xml file above was pointed to this xslt file)
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">
<xsl:template match="/">
<Root>
<Story>
<Country>
<xsl:for-each select="Company_ID">
 <Company_ID>
 <xsl:value-of select="Company_Name"/>
 <xsl:value-of select="Address"/>
 <xsl:value-of select="Telephone_text"/>
 <xsl:values-of select="Fax_tex"/>
 <xsl:value-of select=Email_text"/>
 <xsl:value-of select="Website_text"/>
 <xsl:value-of select="Personel_text"/>
 <xsl:value-of select="Pesronelmail_text"/>
 </Company_ID>
</xsl:for-each>
</Story>
</Root>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>
but it doesn't work. could someone tell me what's wrong with the xslt file? or what would the correct xslt file look like?
Thanks everyone!

Here's the sort of thing I mean in more detail.
First, the XML file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="transform2.xsl"?>
<Root>
<Country>
<Country_name>Afganistan</Country_name>
<Company_ID>
 <Company_Name> Kam Air </Company_Name>
 <Company_Code> 1 </Company_Code>
 <Address_text> 1205 Qalla Fatuha </Address_text>
 <Address_text> P.O.Box 456 </Address_text>
 <Address_text> Kabul </Address_text>
 <Address_text> 22004 </Address_text>
 <Address_text> Afganistan </Address_text>
 <Telephone_text> Telephone: +93 20 2200 108 </Telephone_text>
 <Fax_text> Fax: +93 20 2200 110 </Fax_text>
 <Email_text> E-mail: [email protected] </Email_text>
 <Website_text> Website: www.flykamair.com </Website_text>
 <Personel_text> Abdul Raquib, chief Executive </Personel_text>
 <Personelmail_text> ([email protected]) </Personelmail_text>
 <Job_code> A1 </Job_code>
</Company_ID>
<Company_ID>
 <Company_Name> Another Company </Company_Name>
 <Company_Code> 2 </Company_Code>
 <Address_text> Elswhere</Address_text>
 <Address_text> P.O.Box 123</Address_text>
 <Address_text>Another City</Address_text>
 <Address_text> 22005 </Address_text>
 <Address_text> Afganistan </Address_text>
 <Telephone_text> Telephone: +12345678 </Telephone_text>
 <Fax_text> Fax: +12345678 </Fax_text>
 <Email_text> E-mail: [email protected] </Email_text>
 <Website_text> Website: www.dfhdfh.com </Website_text>
 <Personel_text> dfhdfhdfhdfhdfh</Personel_text>
 <Personelmail_text>dfhdfhdfhdfh</Personelmail_text>
 <Job_code> A2 </Job_code>
</Company_ID>
</Country>
 <Country>
<Country_name>Albania</Country_name>
<Company_ID>
 <Company_Name> Number 3 </Company_Name>
 <Company_Code>3</Company_Code>
 <Address_text>Somewhere in Albania</Address_text>
 <Address_text>Freedonia Avenue</Address_text>
 <Address_text>Whatever the captial of Albania is called</Address_text>
 <Address_text> 88888</Address_text>
 <Address_text> Albania </Address_text>
 <Telephone_text> Telephone: + 666 666 666 666 </Telephone_text>
 <Fax_text> Fax: + 777 777 777 777</Fax_text>
 <Email_text> E-mail: [email protected] </Email_text>
 <Website_text> Website: www.albaniar.com </Website_text>
 <Personel_text>Ludwig Wittgenstein, chief Executive </Personel_text>
 <Personelmail_text> ([email protected]) </Personelmail_text>
 <Job_code> A1 </Job_code>
</Company_ID>
</Country>
</Root>
Note that I have renamed the XSL file "transform2.xsl". I have got rid of the "Story" tag, and I have nested the tags more appropriately, with a new tag "Country_name". Here's the XSL:
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">
<xsl:template match="/">
<Root>
<xsl:for-each select="/Root/Country">
<Country>
<Country_name><xsl:value-of select="Country_name"/></Country_name>
<xsl:for-each select="Company_ID">
<Company_Name><xsl:value-of select="Company_Name"/></Company_Name>
<Address_text><xsl:value-of select="Address_text"/></Address_text>
<Telephone_text><xsl:value-of select="Telephone_text"/></Telephone_text>
<Fax_text><xsl:value-of select="Fax_text"/></Fax_text>
<Email_text><xsl:value-of select="Email_text"/></Email_text>
<Website_text><xsl:value-of select="Website_text"/></Website_text>
<Personel_text><xsl:value-of select="Personel_text"/></Personel_text>
<Personelmail_text><xsl:value-of select="Personelmail_text"/></Personelmail_text>
</xsl:for-each>
</Country>
</xsl:for-each>
</Root>
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>
(That file should be saved as "transform2.xsl" to match the link on line 2 of the XML.)
Hope that works -- Jeremy

Unwanted Default Formatting with import XML

I have a problem of unwanted default formatting with import XML. Under InDesign CS6, I import XML with merge mode.
One frame is difficult to apply with the placeholder, I should put the XML element A inside by hand. InDesign automatically applies the character style of the child element B to the following text in element A.
I tried the steps of this article http://indesignsecrets.com/fixing-unwanted-default-formatting.php/comment-page-1#comment-5 62875
But it doesn't work for me.
Dose anyone have an idea? Thanks.

Kasyan, I agree with you!
So this is what i did in xslt.
First I added the following namespace to the stylesheet.
xmlns:file="http://www.jclark.com/xt/java/java.io.File"
This is not supported by indesign, you have to do this with a parser. I used saxon to parse the xml.
And this is the part for the existing file lookup.
If the file exists the image is placed as a href, if it doesn't exist i put the name of the image between brackets. In this case we can see in which image doesn't exist.
<xsl:choose>
 <xsl:when test="file:exists(file:new(string($imagefile)))">
 <xsl:element name="Articleimage">
 <xsl:attribute name="href">file://../images/<xsl:value-of select="Properties/Property[@field = 9]"/></xsl:attribute>
 </xsl:element>
 </xsl:when>
 <xsl:otherwise>
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 </xsl:otherwise>
</xsl:choose>
I hope it helps for others.
Good luck!
Glen

Error when import XML

I am dealing with a INDD file with XML structure, after import the XML there is always an error occured when I validate it
How to declare it in DTD? Or any way to avoid it?

Especially if you are importing XML with tables, I would recommend creating an ID document with tables, either use the auto-tagging or create your own tags based upon your XML, then exporting it to look how the XML is formed.
Using the namespace as part of the table element should look roughly like this in your XML:
<Table xmlns:aid="http://ns.adobe.com/AdobeInDesign/4.0/" aid:table="table" aid:trows="8" aid:tcols="5">
The above is simply from a quick export of a table in ID. But note that the definitions, the declaration, of what the element parts are follows the namespace portion.
Mike

Import XML, apply XSLT and embed images

Hi everyone. I've been looking for days now about a way to export the content of a website as XML and import it then into InDesign, involving some basic text formatting and maybe links, lists and tables. Getting a XML version of a website isn't actually the problem. But including some InDesign readable formatting structure caused me some headache.
First of all, I used InDesign from CS2 and read a lot about INX structure, XML Namespaces and Tagged Text. None of what I did seemed to result in any acceptable or properly working import. So I've read about CS3 having a new feature of applying XSL Stylesheets when importing a XML file and finally downloaded a trial version to test this out. Problem is, I can't find any helpful documentation on how to use this feature right. Neither in the web nor in your forums.
So how does a XSL file have to look like in order to import XML with some basic formatting?
Let's say the XML looks like this, very simple:
] <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
] <?xsl-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="style.xsl"?>
] <root>
] <text>
] <bold>This text is bold</bold> and <italic>this seems to be italic</italic>.
] </text>
] <underline>I'm under the line</underline>
] </root>
How does my XSLT code in "style.xsl" have to look like in order to tell InDesign that the content of <bold> has to be bold, the one of <italic> italic and leaving <underline> underlined?
I tried placing Tagged Tags around the content with XSL but this just resulted in errors or plain text output in InDesign. I also tried to understand the magical code structure of INX, but left it behind until I recognized how complex it is.
Until now, only Tagged Tags do what they shall do for me. Only problem is, the file with this Tagged Tags has to be TXT, but I want XML. Isn't there any way to apply a XSL file over a XML file and replace the XML tags with some Tagged Tags, and finally import everything successful into InDesign? I tried something like that and told the XSL to output the file as Text with
i <xsl:output method="text" />
but InDesign replies with an error as "text" is not valid for DOM structuring.
Moreover, another problem is with importing images without having them saved on the local machine. Meaning, how to send images embed in XML files?
Here I also tried many things like <![CDATA[base64-code-here]]> and so on, but never happened to tell InDesign that it has to do something with this code instead of just displaying it. Using
i <image href="data:image/jpeg;base64,base64-code-here" />
or anything alike didn't work at all.
In the end, I want to allow downloading a XML version of the viewed site on my website which can be imported into InDesign with all basic formatting used on the site itself. Getting the XML file prepared is just a matter of some PHP scripting. Now I only have to know what InDesign can actually read, and of course, if InDesign is even able to do anything of what I've planned.
I hope someone can help me.
Thank you very much in advance, Dan

XSL will re-arrange incoming XML so that you can flow the XML into an InDesign document that may be arranged differently than the incoming XML file. You still need to set up tags and associate those tags with styles in order to achieve what you want. You can use Maivald's "A Designer's Guide to Adobe InDesign and XML: Harness the Power of XML to Automate your Print and Web Workflows" as a starting point, but you will need to play with the pieces to figure it out. For your simple example, you will need to set up tags in text frames for <bold> and <italic>, create paragaph (or object) styles of [bold] and [italic] and then associate those styles with the tags. Only then can you import the XML file and have things work. InDesign has no pre-defined knowledge of what any XML tag means, even when the meaning seems obvious. You are free to define your <bold> XML tag to mean italic text, for example. Though I've read through the Maivald book and converted a Spanish cookbook to English (as a gift for my mom), I am not by any means overly knowledgeable here. It could well be that there are many ways to achieve the goal and I only know one, lol. Hope this helps.

How to import images with path embedded in XML tag

I have a website that has blogs with embedded images. I need to design an XML that can be imported in Indesign. I am able to import XML and lay it out in Indesign if I have only text. But I am not able to include or show the intermittent, embedded images in Indesign. Can this be done? -Thanks

I can drag an image from, for example, the desktop, but if I delete that file on the desktop I won't be able to open that image in iPhoto, even if I've imported it
That's an indication that you may have your library set up as a referenced library:
Check the Advanced preferences in iPhoto to see if that checkbox is selected or not. If it isn't checkec, check it and try importing agan.
To make sure all Photo Stream photos are automatically imported into your library set up iPhoto's PS preferences like this:
You should read this User Tip by Terence Devlin which is the best treatise on how to access photos (for use outside of iPhoto): How to Access Files in iPhoto
OT

Can't import content with '&' in XML element

I encountered the following error msg when importing the sample XML with '&' in content of an element(for example, a URL with '&' for parameters):
<?xml version = '1.0'?>
<ROW_List>
<ROW>
...... <D3_STRU_URL>http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/mmdbsrv.cgi?form=6&db=t&Dopt=s&uid=14422
</D3_STRU_URL>
Error msg said:
<Line 19, Column 78>: XML-0100: (Fatal Error) Expected ';'.
<Line 19, Column 78>: XML-0250: (Fatal Error) Missing entity 'db'.
<Line 19, Column 85>: XML-0100: (Fatal Error) Expected ';'.
<Line 19, Column 85>: XML-0250: (Fatal Error) Missing entity 'Dopt'.
<Line 19, Column 91>: XML-0100: (Fatal Error) Expected ';'.
<Line 19, Column 91>: XML-0250: (Fatal Error) Missing entity 'uid'.
It seems that '&' is used by XDK for a kind of special purpose.
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The "&" character is part of the reserved word content.
Just like: <, &, >, ", ' to use these in an XML file you should
use:
< <
 >“ "
‘ '
like: This is worth < $250K
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Hi,
I have a question wrt importing XML into Indesign. I have my text stored in Excel (Fig A) and intend to export as an XML file where each line will represent each page. However, my first attempt failed to treat the 'carriage returns' as I'd envisaged:
The 'carriage returns' used within an Excel cell (ALT-ENTER) are maintained when transforming to a CSV file (Fig B). However, when converting to an XML file, the conversion only takes place on a line by line basis and hence the XML file becomes incomplete (Fig C).
So, it appears I need to make sure that the CSV file contains one line per entry, while also maintaining the actual carriage returns in my source spreadsheet and for Indesign to recognise them. In order to do this, I'll need to substitute the 'carriage returns' in my excel column to be represented by a new set of characters. My question is how can I let Indesign know to recognise this set of characters to be converted to a carriage return, when importing text.
For example, if this set of characters was '%%%%%%', then my new csv file would look like Figure D and the XML would be produced correctly, like Figure E. Then importing this XML file to InDesign, the carriage returns would automatically be reinstated, hopefully.
I hope someone can help me as I am only starting out in Indesign and feel Im running before I can walk by venturing into the XML/Indesign arena too soon.
Best Regards
Luke

Hi,
Thanks for all the responses.
With regard to XML, it could well be an issue has crept in because I am using another utility to convert my csv's to xml and maybe there are better options out there. I will take a look for other utilities and try that (Its not possible from Excel easily, even though there is an option to save as an XML file).
Secondly, because the XML was readable by internet explorer, I assumed it had a satisfactory standard XML format which would be accepted by any program, including InDesign. This proved true, since the XML file i generated was actually recognised by my Indesign document and populated the tags correctly, albeit without any carriage returns.
When I save my excel sheet as a csv, it does actually hold the carriage returns causing multiple lines per entry, hence why I need to substitute the actual carriage returns in my excel sheet to a alternative character set so that the entry remains on one line.
Re: Double quotes on text fields. Im sorry, I didnt realise I had commas in my sample csv example.
I should have corrected it, but I intend on using semi-colons as my csv delimiter and don't intend on having semi-colons in my excel sheet itself, so I possibly won't need any double-quotes.
So, it looks like this is what I need to do ;
i) Add a column in Excel which substitutes all the carriage returns with a line break identifier (^n).
ii) Convert Excel file to a semi-colon csv holding this new column,
iii) Convert csv file to XML using a good CSV->XML utility,
iv) Add the respective XML tags to my INDD document,
v) Add a GREP rule which does a find/replace on all instances of ^n and replace with a line break,
vi) Import the XML file,
vii) Apply the find/replace GREP rule on the whole document. Carriage returns on my text fields should be consistent with my original excel sheet.
Thanks for all your help fellas. Will report on how I get on once Im done.
Best Regards
L

When importing XML, how do I remove lines with labels but no content?

I am working on a directory whose content is supplied as an XML file. I've created an automatic layout with static text/labels for contact details (e.g. Phone, Fax).
When I import the file, superfluous lines with the static text and no content are created. I have 'Delete elements, frames and content that do not match imported XML' checked.
Is there a way of avoid creating these? I've tried doing a search and replace to remove these but this causes quite a few other problems.
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Hi Alison,
Did you create the posted XML file by extracting it from a larger file you've been using successfully? I ask because there seem to be a couple of problems with it which make me wonder how you got it to work at all, at least with the provided InDesign file's XML structure:
The immediate child element of the "root" element in the XML document is one called "step2 ". All of the values with which you are concerned are children of that "step2" element, and yet the structure in the InDesign document contains no "step2" element. As a result, when I import, I get nothing at all in my InDesign document's content (though the data are in the XML structure, buried in a newly-created "step2" element.
In both the XML and the InDesign document's XML structure, you have two different elements which are both named the exactly the same - "description" - (actually, in the XML document, there are three of them). When InDesign imports XML, it stops after the first "match" that it finds, so this will not work in any way that I imagine you intend it to. Based on the content of your InDesign document, I would think there ought to be two separate elements in your XML - named something like "step_description" and "category_description".
If, after getting this all straightened out, your question is how to somehow make the text of an empty element (e.g., <description></description>) disappear in the imported result, there are a few possibilities:
Get rid of the text inside the tag markers in your template/base document - for example, instead of having "[step_description]" (where the "[]" represent the tag markers), just make it be "[]". That way, if there is no text value for "step_description", there will be no text left after the import. However, if you put a end-of-paragraph in your template/base file, that will still be there. In most cases, that's not desired, so you might want to put the empty tag ("[]") in the text flow without a carriage return/line break. If you do that, you will need to include the carriage return in the XML data (which admittedly slightly violates the notion of separating presentation from content). Rather than the xml looking like this:
<step_description>This is the text of my step description.</step_description> you would need to make it be this:
<step_description>This is the text of my step description.</step_description>
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Upgrade to InDesign CS3, CS4, or soon, CS5, so you can take advantage of the "XML Rules" feature which was introduced in CS3. XML Rules will essentially allow you to automate the second option - running a script - as the XML import is taking place.
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Hello!
I have a problem with my final cut express. I want to import my project from iMovie (multiple clips in one project) without the clips together as one big clip.
Important: XML-from imovie
This had worked before but one day a note showed up at the screen saying:
If i choose yes the project becomes one big clip and if i choose no this error shows up:
and the project wont be imported.
Help me please! This has never been a problem before.
Sorry for the bad english, i am from sweden.
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Hello!
I have a problem with my final cut express. I want to import my project from iMovie (multiple clips in one project) without the clips together as one big clip.
Important: XML-from imovie
This had worked before but one day a note showed up at the screen saying:
If i choose yes the project becomes one big clip and if i choose no this error shows up:
and the project wont be imported.
Help me please! This has never been a problem before.
Sorry for the bad english, i am from sweden.
Thanks! //Karl Ekdahl

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First how can I import my XML file to LabView. And second, how to calculate with the Data from XML with constant number. (e.g. XML Number * constant number = x)

Hi,
I have no expierence with import XML and reading the XML data. Even some examples I couldn't use it for my problem. I hope that someone can help me.
I need to get every Data from XML and save every number as a local variable in LabView. So that I can work with the numbers.
XML:
<Numbers>
<figure>50</figure>
<figure2>100</figure2>
<figure3>150</figure3>
<figure4>200</figure4>
<figure5>250</figure5>
</Numbers>
Attachments:
Test.PNG ‏12 KB

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I have a scenario like,
I am receiving a XML file from a 3rd party application for the daily Creation,Update of Item Master,BP Master, Marketing Documents. I want to import this file into SAP B1 through its approp objects. I understand DTW has limitation in its file types (Semicolo,Tab,Comma,ODBC). How do i do this ? Please guide me.
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I´m frim Brasil and I've been studying the tool EFM (Eletronic File Manager) to learn more about it!
There I saw that we can extract to XML "any" infomation from the database we want, mainly through the GEP.
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