CambridgeDocs xDoc Document Conversion to XML |
| xDoc is able to convert your content from a
number of different file formats into XML using an
integrated multi-step process,
whereby a file is first converted into a stylistic
XML format using an appropriate xDoc Java Preprocessing
Conversion Driver, which is a Java
application specifically geared to parse an appropriate file format.
Once the file has been transformed into the stylistic XML, it can
then be converted into other XML formats such as
DocBook and
DITA, and/or it can be
processed further. The content can be indexed in a database,
it can have custom data inserted, and it can be
re-published
in different document formats, depending upon your needs.
The table below lists the conversions
that xDoc is capable of making. Please click on the appropriate
conversion for more information.
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In addition to the conversions listed above, CambridgeDocs also
provides xDoc Drivers to read and convert Microsoft WordML (*.xml) and RTF files
(*.rtf). If you are working with those formats, you might want to consider using the xDoc
Java Word Driver, as it is the most sophisticated and
complete Java-based means of parsing Microsoft Word documents on the
market today. |