Adrian Herscu wrote:

> Martin Honnen wrote:
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>> Adrian Herscu wrote:
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>>> I have a hierarchy of XML files. Now I need to apply an XSL
>>> transformation to the entire hierarchy and create another (similar)
>>> hierarchy to contain the transformed XML files.
>>>
>>> Someone know about some tool I can use?
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>> I think Saxon is an XSLT processor that can at least deal with a 
>> directory of XML files and supports XSLT 1.1 (Saxon 6) respectively 
>> XSLT 2.0 (Saxon 7) mechanisms to produce multiple output files.
>> Saxon is a Java implementation of an XSLT processor, Saxon 7 needs JRE 
>> 1.4 to run I think.
>>   http://saxon.sourceforge.net/
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> 
> Martin, I'm looking for a tool - something I can call from a console 
> window:
> 
> xslTransform <source-xml-directory> <xsl-file> [<target-xml-directory>]

Well Saxon is a Java application that you can run from a console window, 
see http://saxon.sourceforge.net/saxon7.9.1/using-xsl.html#Command-line 
for the documentation. Of course as already pointed out you need the 
Java runtime to run a Java application but you do not need to build Saxon.

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