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To convert a text-based XML file into a binary fixed-length data file would take a bit of work.Normally, you'd use an XML Style Sheet Transform (XSLT) to convert from XML to another format. However, most of the 'other format' are text-based (such as HTML).
Yes, there is a branch of XSLT that deals with binary ouput called Formatting Objects (XSL-FO), but again. They are designed to output to some known 'mostly'-text based format (like PDF).So, that pretty much means that you're gonna havta write an application to perform this task.
If you have some experience with C#, it's not difficult to parse the incomming XML file into a custom class. Then you'd write code to output the information in the class to a binary file (padding as appropriate to meet the fixed length requirements). Ok, I have been working on this for about 4 days now and I attempted to look at the links you provided when I googled it.
I guess my question is, since this file has a large number of fields and I have the start position and the length, how to I access this information in order to create my flat file? I do not want to use the LPad or RPad when I have the data already in the xml document. This I could not get to work correctly.
Could you provide me with a very small sample of code with just a few fields? That example at the bottom of the 2nd link is a pretty good place to start. It shows how to 'import' the contents of an XML file into a custom class that you create. You can choose to keep the Start and Length attributes when you 'import' the file.Then, after you've got all of the data, it'd be somewhat trival to output the contents of the class to a binary file (yes.
Using LPad-equivalent padding for the text portions).But, before we get that far, can you show us a sample of what the final output looks like (I've been assuming all along, that this is a binary file format). So it really is just text output.
My appologies for making the assuming that we were talking about a binary file. Consequently you can ignore practically everything that I've said up till now.OK. Yes, this scenariou would lend itself to performing an XSL Transform.
Some questions before we begin. Are the numeric values already padded with zeros and are the string values already padded with spaces (in the XML file)?
If so, this would be somewhat trivial to just ouput the data 'as is'. Otherwise, the XSL will have to do the padding for you (but it's not difficult to do).I'd recommend that you start with doing a little reading at to brush up on XSL formatting. After that, come back here and we'll help you write the XSL file to perform the XML-to-Text translation. Most of the name fields in the xml file are pretty easy to figure out the data that goes in there. For example, name (first, last, middle), delivery address (ex suite 200) location address(1234 s anyplace), EIN-9, Wages, etc. This file is to electronically submit W2s so I am behind the gun. I created one file but it was not in the XML format so the file was rejected.
At this point I am just cutting and pasting the data because I have to get this out today. I appreciate your help, you if you post a small code sample of how to use XSL to accomplish this task, I will award you the 500 points. Thanks again!
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