Re: Setting Package and directory properties in XSLTC

[G. Todd Miller - XML Tech Ctr - Development]

John,

The compiler class XSLTC.java has a public method 'setDestination()'
to set the destination directory for the compiled translet.

-Todd

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        >>I need to be able to set the packagename and destination directories, 
at
        >>runtime, for all of the xsl documents that we compile.  THe accessor 
methods
        >>for the properties are defined as private.  I am wondering if there is 
a
        >>reason for this and what impact making them public would have. As it 
stands
        >>now, the XSLTC is limited in that from any external class, you cannot
        >>explicitly set where you want to write the class files (defaults to 
current
        >>working dir.) or what package they should be a part of.
        >>
        >>any help would be appreciated.  If there is a better/different way of 
going
        >>about this please let me know.
        >>
        >>John Cooke

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