[oXygen-user] Large XML file

[Bradley, Peter]

Hi George,

I'll try that.  Bit pushed this morning, but as soon as I get a chance
...

I'd love to be able to supply you with an example file, too, but
unfortunately it contains private data (e.g. disability data) about
students at our institution - so for DPA reasons, I can't easily release
a copy of the file to you.

The output file is a government return, and you can see the detail about
the makeup of the file by visiting the public web site:

http://www.hesa.ac.uk/index.php?option=com_studrec&Itemid=232&mnl=07051

You can download the schemas from there, for example - and a sample XML
file.  The sample XML file is, of course, much smaller than our return.
Our return contains details of over 11,000 students along with all their
courses (in the thousands), all the modules associated with those
courses (in the thousands), and all the enrolments of students on
modules (in the tens of thousands at least).

Given the schema, you might perhaps be able to generate some data??

Cheers


Peter


-----Original Message-----
From: George Cristian Bina [mailto:] 
Sent: 08 October 2008 11:04
To: Bradley, Peter
Cc: oXygen User ML
Subject: Re: [oXygen-user] Large XML file

Hi Peter,

oXygen provide also a tree based editor that is available as a tool, see

Tools->Tree Editor (CTRL+T) and also as a separate application see the 
Oxygen Tree Editor (treeEditor.exe) launcher. Please try also that and 
see if that helps.

It will be interesting for us to perform some tests with your file that 
you had problems with so if you can make that available please let us 
know on  how to get access to it (it will not work 
to just attach it to an email).

One thing that may render the format and indent on open useless is the 
possible presence of an xml:space="preserve" attribute eventually on the

root element or on some element with a large content.

Best Regards,
George
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George Cristian Bina
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