wvandenberge
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Notes DXL viewer
Hello,
I have a large number of DXL files created by a third party using DxlExporter. I need to be able to visualize these files for my users. I realize that i can write an agent and use DxlImporter to recreate the item in the inbox and have the user open it, but that is not what I'm looking for.
I need a standalone viewer that actually reads the DXL, interprets it and shows it as something resembling the original e-mail. preferably without Notes being installed on the computer.
Any ideas?
Willem
I have a large number of DXL files created by a third party using DxlExporter. I need to be able to visualize these files for my users. I realize that i can write an agent and use DxlImporter to recreate the item in the inbox and have the user open it, but that is not what I'm looking for.
I need a standalone viewer that actually reads the DXL, interprets it and shows it as something resembling the original e-mail. preferably without Notes being installed on the computer.
Any ideas?
Willem
Oh yes, I have ideas, I even started doing something similar about a year ago but everything is still on the drawing board. In theory, you can use the DXL data you have, followed by XSLT and XSL-FO to produce PDF output (using correct transformations and a form layout description). When you're ready, can you share the project on OpenNTF please?
For now you can use Excel (or Symphony Spreadsheet) to view those files:
Open Excel > Data > XML > Import
Open Excel > Data > XML > Import
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Sjef_Bossman : An XSLT transformation to PDF or HTML would work, I was hoping someone already had something instead putting one together myself. Guess I'm goign to have to pull out the XSLT manual.
Mbonaci : Accessing the data is not a problem. What i need is something that represents these XML files as something resembling the original e-mail, or converts then into a format that can be displayed with something (MSG, EML, etc)
Mbonaci : Accessing the data is not a problem. What i need is something that represents these XML files as something resembling the original e-mail, or converts then into a format that can be displayed with something (MSG, EML, etc)
If you can read German:
http://www.jnotes.de/clients/jnotes/jnotes_webware.nsf/jnotes/Tools_RTFtoPDF.html
http://www.jnotes.de/clients/jnotes/jnotes_webware.nsf/jnotes/Tools_RTFtoPDF.html
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You asked for ideas, not a solution... ;-)