can any one please tell me how to do this one even any example or
links to do will be appreciated
Create an XLIFF editor using C# and .Net 3.5 technologies.

Requirements:

The tool should be able to perform the following:

* Open an existing XLIFF file
* Save the modified XLIFF file
* Display the Id (read only)
* Display the un-translated text (read only)
* Display and edit the translated text (read/write)
o Changing the text should automatically change the state to
translated
* Display and edit the translation state as a Boolean (is
translated – read/write). XLIFF supports multiple states; this tool
only cares about translated and needs-translation.
* Allow filtering the displayed data by (filtering will take place
when the Apply Filters buttons is clicked):
o Id
o Un-translated text sub-string
o Translated text sub-string
o Filtered state



Suggested UI:

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Input:

Use this sample XLIFF file to test the tool.

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Output:

The output should be a VS 2008 project and source that meets the above
requirements. The code should be written in C# and make use of .Net
3.5 technologies including WPF.

Suggestions:

Determine a load strategy – XmlDocument, LinqToXML, etc

Try to use XAML for displaying the data.

Use Data Binding where appropriate. Bind Dependency Properties for
the UI controls in XAML to the data.

Use a ValueConverter to convert the XLIFF state to a boolean

On Nov 17, 12:55*am, NishWishs <nishanththu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> can any one please tell me how to do this one even any example or
> links to do will be appreciated
> Create an XLIFF editor using C# and .Net 3.5 technologies.
>
> Requirements:
>
> The tool should be able to perform the following:
>
> * * * Open an existing XLIFF file
> * * * Save the modified XLIFF file
> * * * Display the Id (read only)
> * * * Display the un-translated text (read only)
> * * * Display and edit the translated text (read/write)
> * * * * * o Changing the text should automatically change the state to
> translated
> * * * Display and edit the translation state as a Boolean (is
> translated – read/write). *XLIFF supports multiple states; this tool
> only cares about translated and needs-translation.
> * * * Allow filtering the displayed data by (filtering will take place
> when the Apply Filters buttons is clicked):
> * * * * * o Id
> * * * * * o Un-translated text sub-string
> * * * * * o Translated text sub-string
> * * * * * o Filtered state
>
> Suggested UI:
>
> Your browser may not support display of this image.
>
> Input:
>
> Use this sample XLIFF file to test the tool.
>
> Your browser may not support display of this image.
>
> Output:
>
> The output should be a VS 2008 project and source that meets the above
> requirements. *The code should be written in C# and make use of .Net
> 3.5 technologies including WPF.
>
> Suggestions:
>
> Determine a load strategy – XmlDocument, LinqToXML, etc
>
> Try to use XAML for displaying the data.
>
> Use Data Binding where appropriate. *Bind Dependency Properties for
> the UI controls in XAML to the data.
>
> Use a ValueConverter to convert the XLIFF state to a boolean

WPF on ASP.NET? I think you are in the wrong group...

On Nov 17, 5:30*am, Alexey Smirnov <alexey.smir...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 17, 12:55*am, NishWishs <nishanththu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > can any one please tell me how to do this one even any example or
> > links to do will be appreciated
> > Create an XLIFF editor using C# and .Net 3.5 technologies.
>
> > Requirements:
>
> > The tool should be able to perform the following:
>
> > * * * Open an existing XLIFF file
> > * * * Save the modified XLIFF file
> > * * * Display the Id (read only)
> > * * * Display the un-translated text (read only)
> > * * * Display and edit the translated text (read/write)
> > * * * * * o Changing the text should automatically change thestate to
> > translated
> > * * * Display and edit the translation state as a Boolean (is
> > translated – read/write). *XLIFF supports multiple states; this tool
> > only cares about translated and needs-translation.
> > * * * Allow filtering the displayed data by (filtering will take place
> > when the Apply Filters buttons is clicked):
> > * * * * * o Id
> > * * * * * o Un-translated text sub-string
> > * * * * * o Translated text sub-string
> > * * * * * o Filtered state
>
> > Suggested UI:
>
> > Your browser may not support display of this image.
>
> > Input:
>
> > Use this sample XLIFF file to test the tool.
>
> > Your browser may not support display of this image.
>
> > Output:
>
> > The output should be a VS 2008 project and source that meets the above
> > requirements. *The code should be written in C# and make use of .Net
> > 3.5 technologies including WPF.
>
> > Suggestions:
>
> > Determine a load strategy – XmlDocument, LinqToXML, etc
>
> > Try to use XAML for displaying the data.
>
> > Use Data Binding where appropriate. *Bind Dependency Properties for
> > the UI controls in XAML to the data.
>
> > Use a ValueConverter to convert the XLIFF state to a boolean
>
> WPF on ASP.NET? I think you are in the wrong group...

Dude Y DId u say Like that , can u please tell me how can i do this,
it was given to me in a processed of interview

On Nov 17, 10:41*pm, NishWishs <nishanththu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 17, 5:30*am, Alexey Smirnov <alexey.smir...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Nov 17, 12:55*am, NishWishs <nishanththu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > can any one please tell me how to do this one even any example or
> > > links to do will be appreciated
> > > Create an XLIFF editor using C# and .Net 3.5 technologies.
>
> > > Requirements:
>
> > > The tool should be able to perform the following:
>
> > > * * * Open an existing XLIFF file
> > > * * * Save the modified XLIFF file
> > > * * * Display the Id (read only)
> > > * * * Display the un-translated text (read only)
> > > * * * Display and edit the translated text (read/write)
> > > * * * * * o Changing the text should automatically change the state to
> > > translated
> > > * * * Display and edit the translation state as a Boolean (is
> > > translated – read/write). *XLIFF supports multiple states; this tool
> > > only cares about translated and needs-translation.
> > > * * * Allow filtering the displayed data by (filtering will take place
> > > when the Apply Filters buttons is clicked):
> > > * * * * * o Id
> > > * * * * * o Un-translated text sub-string
> > > * * * * * o Translated text sub-string
> > > * * * * * o Filtered state
>
> > > Suggested UI:
>
> > > Your browser may not support display of this image.
>
> > > Input:
>
> > > Use this sample XLIFF file to test the tool.
>
> > > Your browser may not support display of this image.
>
> > > Output:
>
> > > The output should be a VS 2008 project and source that meets the above
> > > requirements. *The code should be written in C# and make use of .Net
> > > 3.5 technologies including WPF.
>
> > > Suggestions:
>
> > > Determine a load strategy – XmlDocument, LinqToXML, etc
>
> > > Try to use XAML for displaying the data.
>
> > > Use Data Binding where appropriate. *Bind Dependency Properties for
> > > the UI controls in XAML to the data.
>
> > > Use a ValueConverter to convert the XLIFF state to a boolean
>
> > WPF on ASP.NET? I think you are in the wrong group...
>
> Dude Y DId u say Like that , can u please tell me how can i do this,
> it was given to me in a processed of interview- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

again, your question is not about asp.net.