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#!/bin/bash
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# Matt Jones
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#Command-line XSLT
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#
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# Takes 3 command-line arguments:
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# 1) an existing XML document,
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# 2) an existing XSL document, and
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# 3) an HTML document (existing or not)
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# It then uses the XSL document to transform
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# the XML into HTML.
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# (Note that HTML is the common usage - however,
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# many other types of output documents are supported,
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# limited only buy the XSL stylesheet itself)
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# 26 August 2005
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# '$Id$'
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LIB=../../lib
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PARSER=$LIB/xalan/xalan.jar:$LIB/xercesImpl.jar:$LIB/xalan/xml-apis.jar
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TPARAMS="-PARAM qformat knb -PARAM action read"
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if [[ -e $1 && -e $2 && -n $3 ]]
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then
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java -cp $PARSER org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process $TPARAMS -IN $1 -XSL $2 -OUT $3
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echo "Done. Results are in file \"$OUT\"."
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else
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echo "USAGE:"
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echo "transform.bat INPUTXMLFILE.xml XSLFILE.xsl OUTPUTHTMLFILE.html"
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fi
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