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Subject: AW: Use <xslt> in a filterchain?
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>	Basically, I was doing something like this (if I=20
>understand you correctly).  I was shunting the exec output to=20
>a file and then using the <xslt> task to transform it into=20
>another file.  I was just hoping to cut out the middleman.

My approach does not use a tmp file - it uses an Ant property.


0001: <exec resultproperty=3D"out.xml" .../>
0002: <xslt out=3D"..." style=3D"...">
0003:     <resources>
0004:         <property name=3D"out.xml"/>
0005:     </resources>
0006: </xslt>=20


#1 catches the result (maybe you need 'outputproperty'...) of your
external program.
#2 xslt as usual: define the output file and the stylesheet
#3 here we use new features of Ant 1.7 - the resource collections (as
xml-input)
#4 and one resource is the value of an Ant property

But you have to ensure that the value of the property ${out.xml} is xml
compliant.
Otherwise you'll earn a BuildException...


Jan

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