These include the name, signature, return type and argument names and default values. And it is significantly less obvious as to how to handle non-primitive objects such as named vectors, lists and objects with a class attribute. We use a relatively simple and hopefully appropriate approach at present. The result is an object of class table containing different quantiles and the mean of the collection of numbers. We want to convert this object to an XML node, or more precisely to a fragment of a document, that can be inserted into the XML document being created by the XSL translator.
Examples Let's consider the following simple XML element.
Embedding Other Systems 1. No need, since we can integrate it directly with the Java version of Xalan. Access to relational database management systems. We might want include the output from SQL expressions in Relational database servers within a document. Why are we implementing this functionality when it involves writing low-level code and requires additional thought by the authors.