On 09/12/2011 11:24 PM, b p wrote:
>
> As suggested by you i was XMLmind XSL Utility-converting .xsl to .fo and
> then .fo to .rtf
> I used the syntax as given in the user guide: xslutilc xsltofo input
> directory output directory.... it throws an error (attached screenshot
> of the same)

No offense intended, but it does not make sense to convert .xsl to .rtf, 
it does not make sense to specify a conversion called "xsltofo" and it 
does not make sense to pass an XSLT stylesheet (59CxxxF16.xsl) as the 
input file of xslutilc.

Please take the time to *read* and *understand* this documentation:
XMLmind XSL Utility - Online Help -- 
http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/_distrib/doc/help/index.html

Generally, one wants to convert XML (data or document) to RTF (the 
deliverable). This is done by (as explained in "How it works" -- 
http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/how_it_works.html):

[Step 1] Applying the XSLT stylesheet (.xsl) to the input XML file 
(.xml) in order to generate an intermediate XSL-FO file (.fo).

[Step 2] Using an XSL-FO processor such as XMLmind XSL-FO Converter, 
Apache FOP, RenderX XEP, etc, to convert the intermediate XSL-FO file to 
the deliverable (.rtf in the case or  XMLmind XSL-FO Converter, .pdf in 
the case of FOP or XEP).

xslutil (the GUI) and/or xslutilc (the command-line version of xslutil) 
have been designed to:

[a] Easily specify steps #1 and #2. This specification is given a name 
(e.g. xhtmlToRTF). This is done once of all using the GUI.

[b] Apply steps #1 and #2 to XML input files. This is done as many times 
as needed to using the GUI or the command-line tool.



>
> I am new to using this sort of tools. My goal is to convert .xsl to .rtf
>

The error message is quite clear: "Error reported by XML parser: ... 
Failed to parse stylesheet". This means that the XSLT stylesheet 
(59CxxxF16.xsl) specified in your "xsltofo" conversion specification[*] 
  has errors.



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[*] It seems that you have both specified 59CxxxF16.xsl as the XSLT 
stylesheet of the "xsltofo" conversion (which is correct) and passed it 
as the input file of xslutilc (which is incorrect).

 
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