Hi,
Additionally if you are using XSLTC via the Trax API you can set the
destination directory via the System property "transletPool".
Regards,
Padraig
G. Todd Miller - XML Tech Ctr - Development wrote:
>Sorry, that was 'public boolean setDestDirectory(String dstDirName)',
>not 'setDestination'
>
>-Todd
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> >>John,
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> >>The compiler class XSLTC.java has a public method 'setDestination()'
> >>to set the destination directory for the compiled translet.
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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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