[great-users] XML-generating translators

[Feng Shi]

Hi Sumant,

The GReAT/Udm cannot generate the XML file in which the elements carry
the contents. You can use attribute instead, like:
<connectionQoS>
         <connectionName name="UniqueName1"/>
         <fwdBW value="100"/>
         <qos category="HIGH_PRIORITY"/>
         <revBW value="100"/>
</connectionQoS>

In your UML diagram, these attributes should be defined. To obtain the
desired XML format, you can apply XSLT or other transformation tools on
the XML file generated by GReAT/Udm.

Hope this helps,

Thanks,
Feng

-----Original Message-----
From: great-users-bounces at list.isis.vanderbilt.edu
[mailto:great-users-bounces at list.isis.vanderbilt.edu] On Behalf Of
Sumant Tambe
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 11:47 AM
To: great-users
Subject: [great-users] XML-generating translators

Hi folks,

Can you please point me at a (or a few) non-toy example of 
XML-generating translator written in GReAT? I mean, a more sophisticated

example than MatchAnyAssoc sample that comes with GReAT or any other 
xml-generating translator.

Specifically, I am interested in generating a file which looks like
this:
<connectionQoS>
     <connectionName> UniqueName1  </connectionName>
     <fwdBW> 100  </fwdBW>
     <revBW> 100  </revBW>
     <qos> HIGH_PRIORITY  </qos>
   </connectionQoS>

But I am not able to "put" values such as 100, HIGH_PRIORITY between 
opening and closing tags. But I am able to generate an xml which looks 
like this:
     <connectionQoS>
         <connectionName/>
         <fwdBW/>
         <qos/>
         <revBW/>
     </connectionQoS>

For this, I just showed a composition relationship in the UML diagram 
between connectionQoS and the other contained elements in the UML model.

The values (100, ...) are there in the source model (ofcourse).

thanks,

Sumant.
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