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Automatic XSL generator?

 
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Does anyone know of an application that will create an XSL stylesheet to convert from one DTD to another DTD?
On IBM Alphaworks site http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com there is a program called XML IDE and it works with simple DTD's. If I try complicated DTD's the XSL stylesheet has broken tags and flawed XSL syntax.
Has anyone seen an application other than the one mentioned that can do this?
Thanks.
Glen.
 
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I found the answer to my own question. The product I discovered is called XSLerator and can be found on the IBM AlpaWorks site.
It is a java tool that allows you to create an XSL document based on an input and resultant XML document. The implementation is very good. I have tested the auto-generated XSL sheet in my Java application and it worked flawlessly.
Enjoy.
Glen.
 
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