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migration script to import xml to dcr

rabs

I am attempting to write a migration script to import xml to Teamsite DCRs.

Having not done this b/4, any ideas,tips would be appreciated

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msrinivas

Pretty straightforward. If XML schema already matches your DCT then all you have to do is apply EA's using the EA CLT. If not you can use XSLT to transform it and then apply EA's.

rabs

thanks -

xml does not currently match the dct, so I'll have to transform that. Do you have some sample code for this?

Amit_LnT

If you have the XML ready in the Format of the DCR, you just need to apply extended attribute TeamSite/Templating/DCR/Type to it and all done.

I have not tried with xslt. It looks a clean approach. You can also follow these steps.
1.Prepare a DCR from Teamsite.
2.Take this as template and insert the values from your source(database,XML) and insert in the node value XML file.
3. That will prepare the XML files with the same nodes as TS DCR.
4. Finally, place them in Teamsite and apply the extended attribute TeamSite/Templating/DCR/Type.

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Adam Stoller

thanks -

xml does not currently match the dct, so I'll have to transform that. Do you have some sample code for this?

I don't have a key to my car - do you have one that will fit?

DCT is a general classification of XML which is a general specification of code/configuration writing - therefore - in order to turn the XML that you are looking at into DCRs that match the DCT(s) that you are designing - we would need to see multiple samples of the XML files and each of the DCTs - and then we would write code and play with it until the end result matched what we wanted. All of this is something that you have to do - because it's your XML files and DCTs.

Wheter you choose to use Perl, Java, XSLT, or some other language to perform the transformation is completely up to you.

nipper

I don't have a key to my car - do you have one that will fit?

And if someone answers yes, we know Adam has a stalker. :-)

gzevin

I don't have a key to my car - do you have one that will fit?

DCT is a general classification of XML which is a general specification of code/configuration writing - therefore - in order to turn the XML that you are looking at into DCRs that match the DCT(s) that you are designing - we would need to see multiple samples of the XML files and each of the DCTs - and then we would write code and play with it until the end result matched what we wanted. All of this is something that you have to do - because it's your XML files and DCTs.

Wheter you choose to use Perl, Java, XSLT, or some other language to perform the transformation is completely up to you.

once we are in TeamSite, we could at least recommend the poor fella some tools - say, I'd use TPLs or TeamSite DCR::Node to do the transforms Smiley Happy

gzevin

And if someone answers yes, we know Adam has a stalker. :-)

or simply they call.. what's is the US company that opens locked up cars? AAA or something?