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Re: Is it even possible in XSL/XSLT?

From: "infiniti" <jainamber@-----.--->
To: NULL
Date: 11/6/2006 12:20:00 PM

Thanks for your reply. If you notice I am trying to create multiple
dynamically named html files. In the example that you gave, you have
hardcoded the html file name.


Peter Flynn wrote:
> infiniti wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Is it possible to save the html output(s) of an xsl transformation to
> > the hard drive?
> >
> > I am transforming this sample xml file with this xsl file and want to
> > save each table in a separate html file on my machine (does not need to
> > be done in the browser).
>
> Depending on your software, yes.
> I use Saxon for this kind of thing, as it's stand-alone and runs
> from the command prompt, eg
>
> java -jar saxon8.jar -o foo.html bar.xml blort.xsl
>
> Some other implementations of XSLT doubtless have the same facility.
> 
> ///Peter
> -- 
> XML FAQ: http://xml.silmaril.ie


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