OK, it's good.
I succeeded to convert on the fly my 300 XML files to HTML files.
Thanks to your help that you provided me.
I have write a shell script emulating what is done by the Convert submenu.
Thank you very much,
J?r?me
Hussein Shafie <hussein at pixware.fr>
17/06/2004 10:40
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Re: [XXE] Convert XML to HTML on the fly
jguilloux at arkoon.net wrote:
> I have a problem : I wish to convert XML files to HTML files.
> From V2.2, the DocBook menu, added to the menu bar when a DocBook,
> Simplified DocBook or Slides document is being edited, has a Convert
> Document sub-menu.
>
> But, I have 300 XML files to convert !!
> How to make?
> it takes too a long time to open 300 files to convert them with
> "DocBook" menu.
> Exist there a means of doing that in command line (Linux Shell) ?
Here I assume that your 300 XML files are DocBook or Simplified DocBook.
2 solutions:
[1] You can write a shell script emulating what is done by the Convert
submenu.
Here is what you need to emulate (see
XXE_install_dir/config/docbook/xslMenu.incl). That is, just use this as
a spec:
---
<process>
<mkdir dir="resources" />
<!-- add attribute selection="true" to copyDocument if you want
to be able to process explicitely selected element -->
<copyDocument to="__doc.xml">
<resources match="(https|http|ftp)://.*" />
<resources match=".+" copyTo="resources" />
</copyDocument>
<mkdir dir="callouts" />
<copyProcessResources
resources="@xsl/images/callouts/gif_callouts.list"
to="callouts" />
<copyProcessResources resources="xsl/css/html.css"
to="html.css" />
<transform stylesheet="xsl/html/chunk.xsl"
file="__doc.xml" to="__doc.html" >
<parameter name="base.dir">%W%S</parameter>
<parameter name="chunk.first.sections">1</parameter>
<parameter name="chunk.section.depth">1</parameter>
<parameter name="toc.section.depth">3</parameter>
<parameter name="section.autolabel">1</parameter>
<parameter name="callout.graphics">1</parameter>
<parameter name="callout.graphics.path">callouts/</parameter>
<parameter name="callout.graphics.extension">.gif</parameter>
<parameter name="html.stylesheet">html.css</parameter>
<parameterGroup name="docb.toHTML.transformParameters" />
</transform>
<!-- The real HTML file is index.html -->
<delete files="__doc.*" />
<upload base="%0/">
<copyFiles files="*.*" toDir="." />
<copyFiles files="resources/*" toDir="resources" />
<copyFiles files="callouts/*" toDir="callouts" />
</upload>
</process>
---
[2] OR You may want to try XMLmind FO Converter - XSL Utility (download
from http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/downloadperso.shtml).
It comes with both a GUI version and *a command line version* and it can
be used to convert DocBook to HTML. See
http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/_distrib/docs/xslutility/
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