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We illustrate the QuiXTool-Suite for querying and transforming XML
\nstream. In particular, we show how to
\nuse XPath and XSLT for querying and transforming Twitter streams.<\/p>\n
To request a login, click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Usage: Use XPath to select any subtree of the stream. E.g. all english tweets:<\/p>\n Be aware that XPath queries selecting twees output a huge tweet-subtree. For displaying only the text of tweets you may run the following query:<\/p>\n As the Twitter stream is infinite, you may want to set the time of processing (in seconds). The default processing time is 5 seconds.<\/p>\n Transform Twitter\u2019s stream via XSLT. E.g. create a table with all tweets containing \u2018love\u2019 using a sample style-sheet \u201ctweetsInTable\u201d, or create and upload your own style-sheet.<\/p>\n Problem: Test Machine is out of sync.<\/p>\nRun XPath and\/or XSLT over Twitter\u2019s global stream of Tweet data.<\/h1>\n
\ntwitter –xpath
\ntwitter –xslt XPath<\/h2>\n
> twitter --xpath \u201c\/\/tweet[.\/object\/lang[contains(.,\u2019en\u2019)]]\u201d<\/code><\/p>\n> twitter --xpath \u201c\/\/tweet\/object\/text[contains(.,\u2019love\u2019)]\/value\/string\/text()\u201d<\/code><\/p>\n> twitter --xpath \u201c\/\/tweet\/object\/text[contains(.,\u2019love\u2019)]\/value\/string\/text()\u201d --time 60<\/code><\/p>\nXSLT<\/h2>\n
> twitter --xslt \/share\/tweetsInTable.xslt --output out.html --time 60<\/code><\/p>\nTroubleshooting<\/h1>\n
\nTwitterException when connecting to twitter.<\/p>\n