I am trying to import some stock quotes from a webservice and getting an error that my XML document is not correct. Can someone look at this XSL stylesheet and tell if there is something wrong with it. I sort of put it together based on another one that worked.

I am attempting to import XML data into a table and specifying the name of the webservice in the HTTP request of the Import records and selecting this SXL stylesheet to format it.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> 

  

  

  

 

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Can someone look at this XSL stylesheet and tell if there is something wrong with it.

We'd need to see the source XML for this.

Will this suffice?

When I enter the URL in my browser's address bar, this is what is returned to the screen. I'm assuming this is an xml data file (dump)?

MSFT24.448/19/20104:00pm-0.3824.5824.7424.2154022696211.5B24.82-1.53%22.73 - 31.582.10111.81Microsoft Corpora

Edited August 19, 201015 yr by Guest

To begin with, your template says:

match="/*/*/QuoteData"

but there is no element named QuoteData anywhere in the XML.

Next, you try to create a record for-each select="Quotes" - and again, there is no Quotes element.

Same goes for:

which should be:

and:

which should be:

and:

which must be:

Well that's progress. As I stated, I copied this from another working stylesheet; however, I don't want to pretend to understand all the technical aspects of a stylesheet. I don't.

I do appreciate your pointing out my problems, I will make the changes and see how it goes. Thank you for your assistance.

At the very least, you should read this introduction:

http://my.advisor.com/doc/12009

Thank you. I'm on it. Just what I was looking for.