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Wrote XQuery to harvest data from names.xml

Posted by mholmes on 14 May 2010 in Activity log

Today I wrote the XQuery code which goes through all the linked people, places, names etc. in the document files and retrieves the appropriate entry from the names.xml file, then adds it to one of several lists in the <back> element of the document, before passing the document on. This includes people (and people-like entities such as gods). plants, artifacts, organizations, animals, birds, monsters and events. This is tested and working on the db. The next stage is to write a popup system and the XSLT to render these in such a way that clicking on one of the linked items pops up the info.

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