Transform XML using XSLT from the Command Prompt
You can run XSLT transformations from the Command Prompt, depending on your Windows' version.
Windows 11
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| 1. | Open a Command Prompt:Win+X > Command Prompt |
| 2. | Change the directory to "Scripts":cd C:\Program Files\XMLBlueprint 22\Scripts |
| 3. | Run the XSLT batch:XSLT {XSLT File} {XML File} {Output File}XSLT File -- Path or URL of the XSLT fileXML File -- Path or URL of the XML fileOutput File -- Path or URL of the Output file that will be generated |
Windows 10
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| 1. | Open a Command Prompt:Win+X > Command Prompt |
| 2. | Change the directory to "Scripts":cd C:\Program Files\XMLBlueprint 22\Scripts |
| 3. | Run the XSLT batch:XSLT {XSLT File} {XML File} {Output File}XSLT File -- Path or URL of the XSLT fileXML File -- Path or URL of the XML fileOutput File -- Path or URL of the Output file that will be generated |
Transforming XML Documents using XSLT automatically on a regular basis
To run conversions on a regular basis, you can use Windows' Task Scheduler.
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