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Date: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 11:59:36 -0700 (PDT)
From: Andrew Eberbach <andrew_eber@yahoo.com>
Subject: inline XSLT (and XML in general)
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Hi,

First off I think I'm not the first, but I have to say it: ant is an amazing program. I've been able to do a huge amount with it and it has been very useful.

Second, I'd like to suggest an improvement to the xslt task, but I'd like to get opininos on it before I put in the time and try to implement it.

I did a quick search on the archive and didn't find anything about this, but how would people feel about having inline XSLT in the ant file under the xslt task? I mean it's all XML anyway right? That way users wouldn't have to have another xslt file lying around that has to be copied around with the build script.


Thanks,
Andrew

 		
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